Sentence examples similar to give a negative image from inspiring English sources

"For years Ataka has been given a negative image.

A case of domestic violence involving Muslims will automatically get a headline saying 'A Muslim man beat up his wife', which immediately gives a negative image of Muslims.

"They have to open the discussion of, 'How does that dress code further the progress of our people?' 'How does it improve other people's vision of us?' It gives a negative image of our people and we know it".

2: Against influenza vaccination: the page gives a negative image of influenza vaccination ("a novel adverse effect following A/H1N1 vaccination", "physicians continue to be suspicious about the A/H1N1 vaccination", "the safety of vaccine questioned", etc).. 3: Neutral regarding the influenza vaccination: the page relates facts without opinion.

"If he looks and sees, 'Hillary is not really reading as much as I thought,' does that give him a negative image of me?" she wondered.

Board members said they were concerned that large numbers of unruly young fans of certain hip-hop stars tended to flood the parade and give off a negative image.

Avoid people that give you a negative image of yourself.

"It's unfortunate, and gives us a negative image," said Saiichiro Suzuki, Aleph Zero's chairman.

ROME — It seemed a spirited defense of his nation's reputation: calling organized crime groups "a terrible pathology," Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi on Thursday criticized movies and television shows that fictionalized the Mafia for giving Italy "a negative image abroad".

Do you accept that unions do have a negative image?

"But Christians still have a negative image in China where there is a history of persecution.