Sentence examples for unfair image of from inspiring English sources

You gotta!'" A very unfair image of a hysterical Mini-Me leaping around an office pops into my head.

The G8 photo reinforced an unwanted – and unfair – image of a Prime Minister a bit too lazy for the nation's good in hard economic times, who enjoys power for its own sake.

This led Gherea to conclude that, copying in real life a Symbolist cliché, Caragiale-son fabricated an unfair image of his father.

But Muhammad Youssef Abdallah, a Lebanese businessman who is the founder and caretaker of the main downtown mosque here, says the Triple Frontier is the victim of an unfair image stemming solely from its large Arab population.

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"It is unrealistic and unfair to perpetuate the television image of a symptom-free, beatific death," Dr. Wexler said.

"It's impossible for him to get a reputation, unless somebody wants to be unfair and to clean the image of other people by using Oscar's situation in the last game," Mourinho said.

But he admitted the government had got "too close" to big business, which had contributed to the image of capitalism as unfair or unclean.

Berkeley, Watts, his opposition to the death penalty and an image of indecision--perhaps unfair--all caught up with him in the conservative tidal wave.

Rosell said he was resigning to spare the club's board of directors from "unfair attacks" that could "negatively affect their management or the image of the club".

"The image of Delaware as a tax haven is totally unfair," Mr. Daniel said.