Meanings of unflattering picture in English

Word association paints a similarly unflattering picture: tin box, dinky and rust.

In his eagerness Carl brushed aside the unflattering picture his mother's words presented.

The coverage included an unflattering picture of Cat as she emerged from jail.

A terribly unflattering picture of Me appeared behind the blonde.

RELATED: Ringoir claps back at Fognini after fat shaming It was an unflattering picture.

The collection includes work that critics say paint an unflattering picture of Japan and its prime minister, Shinzo Abe.

Sundhage painted an unflattering picture of the Americans in an interview conspicuously timed for release by the New York Times.

These people probably regret it now the media are painting such an unflattering picture of the country ahead of the Games.

He's got great rhythm." Q: "Ides" paints a pretty unflattering picture of what really goes on behind the scenes.

Review: China gives Africa handy investment lesson Howard French's new book paints an unflattering picture of the PRC's heavy involvement in Africa.

It's fair game to use an unflattering picture of Miliband -and the picture certainly is unflattering -but why this one?

The newspaper said it paints an unflattering picture of the former France international and questions his suitability for the role of FIFA president.

Sir, -Was it really necessary to publish the excessively large, extremely unflattering picture of Tiger Woods on the front page (May 30th)?

Scout followed, filmed and photographed the "multi-millionaire motor-mouth" and his sports car, and posted an unflattering picture of him jogging with his partner.

The article was accompanied by an unflattering picture of Gates, who looked like he was in midsnarl, veins bulging from his neck and bald scalp.

Over the years no unflattering pictures of him were published in the newspapers.