Sentence examples for more negative light from inspiring English sources

While each paper has written things that might be considered unflattering about both Mr. O'Reilly and his accuser, The Post has tended to paint Ms. Mackris in a more negative light than The News has.

From Moscow's perspective, Ukraine's NATO membership may be viewed in a far more negative light than former Warsaw Pact members that entered the alliance or than the three Baltic states, which were former Soviet republics, that also joined NATO.

A hedge fund consultant who helps pension funds and institutional investors select top hedge fund managers for their portfolios says he'd view a manager who advertises in a more negative light.

This is a worrying finding and does not allay my fears that I would be perceived in a different, more negative light if my history were known more widely.

"Certain people have the view where finance is perceived in a more negative light," said David Rogg, one of the valedictorians, noting that there was an active chapter of the Occupy movement on Dartmouth's campus.

By posting two pictures of themselves - one in a conventionally positive scenario, and another in a more negative light - hundreds of people have hit back at a form of stereotyping they feel is common in the media.

Vertebrate photoreceptors, the rods and cones, are made of disks derived from cilia, and they hyperpolarize (become more negative) when light strikes them.

Tom Kessenich, in his book Examination: An Unauthorized Look at Seasons 6 9 of the X-Files, was positive towards the first half of the season, but soon saw the episodes in more of a negative light.

The more people talked about her, even in a negative light, the more credence they gave her and the whole Republican campaign.

δO and δD values within sampled OWTS were lighter (more negative), and ranged from −9.1 to −9.6 and −72 to −77 per mil, respectively (Table S2).

Inviting patients to take part in research can have the effect of raising patient awareness of disease, which can be interpreted in both a positive and negative light (ie, more awareness may lead to increased participation in research but also more health seeking behaviour, stretching current resources).