unflattering

"He has some very unflattering things to say about me at the moment. "

Some things I've said about my dad are unflattering, to say the least.

Through much of the week, they were cast in an unflattering light.

They usually show her in really unflattering photos and I know she looks much better.

The show did not portray me in an unflattering light.

This unflattering expression was not what made her look away.

I have heard certain rumors about her that are unflattering.

My feminist politics seemed to put her in a new and unflattering light.

The students, the news media and others were not alone in their unflattering impression of the justice system.

Certainly the picture of religion presented in the book is unflattering.

In a few cases, those names have earned some unflattering attention.

There are unflattering passages, to be sure - about both of us.

She is just making the point that you're using an unflattering name."

At best, he would have formed a very unflattering opinion of her.

What is the most unflattering description of a town in literature?

The question now: is it good enough to let the Newton live down its unflattering past?

They are thus less likely to be influenced by a new, unflattering "fact."

Those seen so far by the Guardian are highly unflattering.

Some of your doctors had deeply unflattering things to say when they found out about it.

Not so long ago, assessments beginning with those three words could have been followed by any number of unflattering terms.

Especially when the topic of discussion was him, and it had turned unflattering.

They also bring back unflattering memories of him as a politician.

After Thomas's death, an unflattering aspect of his private life became public - he had seven children by five different women.

Instead we get another unflattering profile of one more talented woman.

In one, there is an unflattering mention of a college friendship.