Sentence examples for unbalanced picture from inspiring English sources

That's not what's happening at all, and any accounts that portray it as such present a deeply unbalanced picture.

It's worrying to find one of the world's major news agencies giving such an unbalanced picture of post-US Iraq.

In its complaint, the N.A.S.D. contended that Mr. Kemp oversaw sales presentations to brokers that "provided an unbalanced picture of the trusts, omitted disclosure of any risks and misinformed Dean Witter's brokers about the nature of the investment".

Still others say that broadcasting an execution would offer an unbalanced picture — making the condemned seem helpless and sympathetic, while keeping the victims of the crime out of the picture.

On the issue of balance, readers complained that when reporting on a new 11+ exam for Buckinghamshire, the paper failed to talk to any groups opposed to selection in the county and, as a consequence, presented a partial and unbalanced picture of the new exam.

The OIG has been criticized however for failing to put losses into the context of the overall country or Global Fund grant portfolio, creating an unbalanced picture that ultimately led to claims that the Global Fund itself was plagued with misappropriation and fraud [ 52].

Her 16-page 1992 photo essay and cover on small-town rodeos, with so many angular, unbalanced pictures of spectators and sideshows, brought protests from readers who wanted more action shots.

Not only is the overall picture discouraging, but also what recovery there is remains unbalanced.

The debates do help you pick up on whether a candidate has a sense of the big picture, is a good listener, tells something like the truth, or is possibly unbalanced.

The man before me seemed so different from the picture of him issued after the arrest, in which he looked almost deranged and unbalanced.

When I look back at pictures of myself when I had that hair coloring, I now realize I looked dull, older and unbalanced.