Sentence examples for one negative aspect from inspiring English sources

Almost by definition, 'selective abstraction' incorporates the error of 'black-and-white thinking': "Selective abstraction the process of exclusively focusing on one negative aspect or detail of a situation, magnifying the importance of that detail, thereby casting the whole situation in a negative context [emphasis added]" (Yurica and DiTomasso 2005, p. 119).

New Rochelle - IF there is one negative aspect to the visual arts environment in the New York region, it is in the exhibitions organized by commercial gallery dealers to take place in educational or nonprofit spaces.

It's true that one negative aspect of my life as an only is I have no clue what the sibling bond is all about.

One negative aspect of Marbury's later career involved his time in Alford when he was the governor of the free grammar school there between 1595 and 1605.

One negative aspect could be the limited number of cases in association studies, except for common diseases with high prevalence.

13 One negative aspect of the ThoraQuik I was the large calibre, unprotected sharp needle.

This focuses on negative aspects rather than positive ones, and is likely to be self-defeating.

If there's one overriding negative aspect of the Archos TV+, it's that each feature kind of lacks "oomph".

One reportedly negative aspect of watching a 3D --reported by speakersspeaters at CinemaCon -- is the darkness of the screen.

One potential negative aspect of the stripes we used might be that they were simply too narrow to accommodate growth of these large cells.

The statement often heard: "Quotas: you either use them -- or lose them!" reflects one decidedly negative aspect accompanying management from a distance, where distance is measured both socially and culturally, as well as in geographic terms.