Sentence examples for negative blanket from inspiring English sources

"It's wrong to assume that Ford takes a totally negative blanket view of the Catholic Church", Munby insists, highlighting the sympathetically portrayed character of the Friar.

McCaskill appeared to be on her way to a victory when a late blitz of negative advertising blanketed the state and enabled Blunt to narrowly defeat her by two percentage points.

As election post-mortems roll in, some analysts have described Mr. Obama's re-election as a victory for social networking — both the online variety and an older form, of direct appeals to voters in person and through telephone calls — which proved powerful enough to counteract the hundreds of millions of dollars of negative ads that blanketed the airwaves of traditional broadcast media.

We cannot put a blanket over the negative without blunting the positive.

Blanket bombing won't do; like the mosquito spray, blanket bombing has negative side effects for the entire community which terrorist groups have taken over, as well as the global community, without doing anything substantive to prevent the breeding of further terrorism.

While the general reaction towards blanket data collection was negative, a number of responses were more sympathetic to the intention behind it.

And the image of the text on the blanket is now in the negative.

In the past few weeks, Romney and his Super PAC have outspent Santorum by four to one, blanketing the local airwaves with negative ads.

The Colorado progressive groups have also made a point of blanketing opponents with relentless, often negative advertising attacks.

In April, Moody's Investors Service issued its first-ever blanket report on municipalities and assigned a negative outlook on the creditworthiness of all local governments in the United States.

It disrupts our sense of identity -- No matter how negative our self-perception may be, like a heavy blanket, it can feel comfortable and safe in its familiarity.