Examples of using Bad light in English and their translations into Polish
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Second point: that which is dual is the mind- good and bad, light and dark, man
your message only serves to cast the Council's absence in an even worse light.
They do it to put us women in a bad light.
I don't want anything to put this program in a bad light.
That colors me in a bad light. It seems he's got additional information.
If you saw me in a bad light, here's what I really look like.
Do you remember anything else from that evening that might paint you in a bad light?
That might put the union in a bad light. I just don't want anything to come out.
Because I don't want to put this glorious university in a bad light. I have complied with deep regret.
Even if it puts me in a bad light, you need to tell him what happened,
no matter what I did. Even if it puts me in a bad light.
We wouldn't want my friends in the press to get their hands on anything that would put you gentlemen in a bad light.
The Crucible saying it casts Christians in a bad light and replaced it with Shakespeare's immortal romantic comedy A Midsummer Night's Dream.
I think they're fairly desperate to find anything that can be twisted to cast me in a bad light, no matter how tiny, tenuous or historical.
complained that it would portray the victims in"a bad light.
In the 19th century the Uprising of 1794 was presented in a bad light in Imperial Russian historiography, as the fights in Warsaw were referred to as a"massacre" of unarmed Russian soldiers by Warsaw's mob.
I should thank you for that because had it pushed through it will put my Office in bad light… the alleged Turtle Island, a place which
With a lack of kidney qi qi accept bad light, there are shortness of breath, choking.
Enraged nationalists who perceive history as a sword, get at me saying that I present Poles in a bad light,” says Pawlikowski.
To speak ill of others puts them in a bad light, undermines their reputation and leaves them prey to the whims of gossip.