Sentence examples for given a bad image from inspiring English sources

The sad part no matter how good you are, when girls are influenced or given a bad image about you, you're dead.

"These old books give a bad image of Islam.

"Why?" He says it gives a bad image of Egypt.

"This is not right and it gives a bad image," Mrs. Levin said.

"But if public spaces are overgrown and littered, that gives a bad image.

They are so used to Hollywood kissing, but as soon as they see Indonesians kissing they think it will give a bad image.

Later, a contrite Baala said: "At such an event, in front of a full stadium, it's a shame to give a bad image of athletics.

At one point Baala told his rival "I'm going to break you in two" although he later expressed regret, adding: "At such an event, in front of a full stadium, it's a shame to give a bad image of athletics".

You'll look immature and give a bad image for your cause.

"For me, it is a political thing," he said, "because when I came here in the early days of punk and disco, people were always more dressed up, more emphatically dressed than they were in Manchester, and yet the city is always given a bad fashion image.

It's unfortunate that some people have given it a bad image.