Sentence examples for unbalanced portrait from inspiring English sources

To neglect this point is to present an unbalanced portrait of the saint as a lover of nature, a social worker, an itinerant preacher, and a celebrant of poverty.

Another reason Zuckerman might feel indebted to Rosenthal was that in 1985, two days after the Times ran an unflattering story about him, the paper published an editor's note, apologizing for its tone: "The pejorative phrases and anonymous criticism created an unbalanced portrait.

Over the course of the trial, family members, mental health experts and superiors painted a portrait of an unbalanced young man from an extremely dysfunctional background coping poorly with questions about his identity at the very moment he was handling sensitive military intelligence.

Anne Stevenson was heavily criticized for giving an "unbalanced" idea of Plath by including this venomous portrait in her biography.

Apart from the show's dazzling choreography and terrific music (drawn mostly from Fela's gilded 70s output), what impresses is the nuanced portrait of Fela himself, who is presented not in the usual militant stereotype, but as a compromised, flawed, even unbalanced soul.

Totally unbalanced".

Everything is unbalanced.

The squad's unbalanced.

"It is simply unbalanced".

And she's unbalanced.

Unbalanced, I fell.