Sentence examples for unflattering opinion from inspiring English sources

So it goes with the Jets, whose desperation for a healthy receiver trumps any ill feelings over Edwards's unflattering opinion of the organization.

Though much private data has been removed, browsing hundreds of e-mails in Kaminski's "sent" folder, I found a home phone number, his wife's name, and an unflattering opinion he held of a former colleague.

Tufts University is postponing a talk by Anthony Scaramucci, who was briefly a spokesman for President Trump, after he threatened to sue a student who wrote an unflattering opinion piece about him in the student newspaper.

At the same time, however, it's not hard to see why it might be difficult to get Ms Sotomayor's peers let alone subordinates to go on the record with an unflattering opinion about someone who is likely to become one of the country's nine most powerful jurists.

While the 16th century ruler's views may still hold true to some today, his unflattering opinion of the latter language is more likely to be influenced not by the power and status of the country at the time than the tone of its speakers.

This is an indication that Bozell wants to shut down unflattering opinion as well as accurate reporting.

I am sure that staying in the closet did prevent some people from forming unflattering opinions about me.

Though many here hope the show can counter the unflattering opinions many outsiders have of Detroit, Mr. Corker said his visit did not cause him to reconsider his stance toward the industry.

In the light of such unflattering public opinion, I'm here to make a stand for the perfectionists and explain why they aren't a plague upon mankind (and group projects).

Speaking of free speech and such, word last week was that Jan Hartman, press attache at the U.S. Embassy in Nicaragua and author of a frank but brutally unflattering assessment of public opinion there, might be leaving the country.

Bannon's opinions, however unflattering, would not constitute defamation.