Sentence examples for more negative images from inspiring English sources

"Those little insults can lead to more negative images of aging," Dr. Levy said.

People younger than 30 recalled slightly more negative images than positive ones.

By contrast, people under 30 recalled slightly more negative images on the same memory tests, the research found.

"And those who have more negative images of aging have worse functional health over time, including lower rates of survival".

Urwand speculates that Gyssling, by harping on the past, was trying to forestall even more negative images of Germany set in the Nazi present.

He realized that the more negative images of gay people on film, the harder it was for them to get rights".

We speculate that longstanding use of the pill may have contributed to a more negative image regarding the pill's health risks (e.g. pill scares, media reports), which could have prompted women (even in countries where convenience is less important) to seek alternative contraceptive methods.

Daughters understand that early: according to a study of preschool girls published in the journal Pediatrics in 2001, those whose mothers expressed "higher concern" over their daughters' weights not only reported more negative body images than their peers but also perceived themselves as less smart and less physically capable (paternal "concern" was associated only with the latter).

Goldman reports that racial prejudice declined to a greater extent among McCain supporters, Republicans, and conservatives" than among Obama supporters, Democrats, and liberals "because exposure to a counter-stereotypical black exemplar should be most informative and surprising for those with more negative preexisting images of blacks.

Perhaps because they are such a maligned bunch, millennials tend to have a much more negative self-image than other generations do.

H4-a: The more negative body image participants show the greater likelihood they will engage in cosmetic surgery.