Sentence examples for a negative impression of from inspiring English sources

"If you apologise for your situation, it will create a negative impression of you".

"Why do people want to give a negative impression of sports?" Halkia said then.

He said law enforcement agencies often "had a negative impression of the bureau".

"There's a good reason people have a negative impression of the president's prescription drug bill," said former Gov.

And just as a negative impression of the stamp remains when the wax hardens, a negative profile of the mold remains when the silicon solidifies.

On some voters that will leave a negative impression of a rich guy out of touch with the lives of ordinary Australians.

I cannot help but have a negative impression from all of this".

When employees commit to do something but only have enough time to approach the project haphazardly, they run the risk of setting a negative impression about the quality of their work.

Its most striking form is an enlarged negative impression of a white Fang tribal mask that is embedded in an impenetrable scaffolding of wood dowels.

Officers on the street on Thursday, who are not allowed under department policy to be quoted by name, spoke on the condition of anonymity, and said there is a general negative impression of visiting the department counseling after an officer has been removed from his or her regular assignment because of a mistake on the job.

Asked how the apology had changed people's views in the north towards Nick Clegg, 11% said it made them look at him in a more positive light; 17% said it left them with a more negative impression of the Lib Dem leader whilst 50% said it made no difference whatsoever as they already had a negative attitude to the Deputy Prime Minister.