Unflattering

In “The Bear,” that often means rapid-fire emotional peaks and valleys, as the camera swirls in for sometimes unflattering close-ups.

I want uploads of 58 photos from a house party that reveal the unflattering side-profile of a popular person I’ve always been jealous of.

Many of the protesters have made Mr. Arnault for their ire, wielding unflattering posters and images of the multibillionaire as the symbol of a deeper problem afflicting the country.

Thank God, no government on earth today can cover up all the facts they consider unflattering to the President.

That can involve “leaking” unflattering information about other royals to select, “spoon-fed” reporters, he said, who then append an obligatory no comment from the palace to suggest the information came from elsewhere.

The prime minister was called a “complete psycho” and other unflattering things by allies and adversaries alike as intra-party divisions continue to roil Australian politics.

Those fears proved unfounded: Anderson’s performance is unflattering, but it’s also hammy and the depth of the emotion gets lost in the challenges of the impression.

And his first handful of appearances on the stump have drawn unflattering attention.

A successful relationship between a doctor and patient relies on trust, and that includes trusting a doctor to not share information that might be considered embarrassing, unflattering or stigmatizing.

Barry Saunders, 66, who has been coming to Bromley town centre his whole life since growing up in Downham, remarked on the increasing number of high-rise buildings transforming the horizon and drew unflattering comparisons to Lewisham's congested skyline.

But as Mr. Ruffin’s lawyer needled the billionaire with questions about ignoring workers and seeking to censor unflattering coverage, Mr. Arnault erupted in anger.

But some of the recent coverage has also been unflattering, with critics saying he wasn't assertive enough and his tenure has been disappointing.

Given my rather unflattering view of bureaucrats at any level, I was always surprised to find that there were some with a sense of humor.

He also poked fun at a “crazy” unflattering photo of 50 Cent and revealed he can’t wait for him to respond.

He was especially prominent with that Franklyn’s dating of HBO executive Peter Nelson played a role in an unflattering on the company (HBO denied that, saying Nelson removed himself from any involvement with that segment).

Hicks’ testimony gave jurors an inside look at the campaign’s damage-control efforts when Trump faced multiple accusations of unflattering sexual behavior in the waning weeks of his successful White House campaign.

It can burn through enemy health bars and turn them into unflattering piles of ash in no time.

Matt Drudge feared the Clintons would plant cocaine on him as payback for first reporting about President Bill Clinton’s affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky and unflattering stories about Hillary Clinton.

Brooker’s assessment of Johnson as prime minister is unflattering.

Delivering the unflattering truth neither suggests racism nor makes President Trump a racist.