Sentence examples for unflattering perspective from inspiring English sources
That puts England's limitations into unflattering perspective.
The scenes are dark and denuded of people, and often viewed from a lowered, unflattering perspective.
Pakistan will have the chance to eject India from the tournament when the great rivals meet here on Sunday after Australia's openers Shane Watson and David Warner put England's collapse against the India spinners into a thoroughly unflattering perspective.
A new analysis that includes previously-unpublished trials offers a fresh, and very unflattering, perspective.
But the reliance on rodent vision still offers an unflattering, private perspective of humans, not to mention the creaky, dustmite world about them.
Yet the portrait of Fassbinder's intimate life during the course of his career is, while unfailingly admiring from an artistic perspective, unflattering in a personal sense.
Saddam Hussein: The Secret Life by Con Coughlin (Macmillan £20, pp350) is a suitably unflattering portrait from the Establishment perspective you might expect from the former foreign editor of the Sunday Telegraph.
All in all, the impression is of a presidency on the defensive and considerably smaller than it once seemed.This unflattering image is partly a trick of perspective.
Unflattering photos of Jennifer Aniston.
