Sentence examples for does disservice from inspiring English sources

Instead, Mr. Kaczynski became a hero, because in Poland, any death in or near Katyn sounds heroic — a reaction that does disservice both to Mr. Kaczynski himself and the memory of those murdered by the Soviets.

It's so straightforwardly obvious what you're gonna get that any descriptor or symbolic language does disservice.

"This notion that the left and the right just need to sit down and come up with compromises does disservice to vast philosophical differences in this country".

And it does disservice to this country and its position in the world and... allows for a heightened sense of rhetoric against journalists and media organizations.

"The fictional 'Basterds' may serve the film's purpose," Mr. Pinck asserts, "but they do disservice to the history of the O.S.S".

I really regret how everything has turned out and I apologize to those whom I have done disservice.

New York City Ballet's gala on Thursday night managed to do disservices to both ballet and fashion.

(Alastair Macaulay of The New York Times wrote that the gala "managed to do disservices to both ballet and fashion" and "kept trivializing both genres").

It does a disservice to the restaurant.

"I think considering it does a disservice to New York City".

This does a disservice to judges and court employees".