Sentence examples for unflattering views from inspiring English sources

If the Chinese sources that often project unflattering views of non-Chinese peoples are accurate on this score, this makes the Guangzhou discoveries the more sensational.

Chinese citizens with unflattering views of other countries tend to have more favorable views of their own, and correcting misconceptions about conditions abroad tends to reduce support for the Chinese government.

Stung by the cables' unflattering views of foreign leaders and governments, they scrambled Monday to show that they were properly safeguarding their vast stores of confidential information.

Indeed, one question I came away from the book with was whether the publisher had legal qualms about presenting such unflattering views of so many people.

Officials at the firms rush to deny this unflattering view, of course.

The cables themselves reveal an unflattering view of former prime minister – now foreign minister – Kevin Rudd.

But Adams's unflattering view of automotive transport didn't seem to be what Marco had in mind.

(There's even a new book, called Our Oldest Enemy, that takes a rather unflattering view of France's role).

Another bestseller in 1984, the 900-page "The Kennedys: Dynasty and Disaster," which offered an unflattering view of family dynamics, ended any further contact between them.

"It's easier for a state legislature to cut university funding when there is an unflattering view" of academia, he said.

The crims, on the other hand, tend to drive late-model domestic cars, a significant revelation of America's unflattering view of its own primary product.