Sentence examples for a poor impression from inspiring English sources

Li made a poor impression in court and seemed incapable of expressing remorse.

It made a poor impression when they treated journalists like criminals.

Twice residents voted to retain the name Hicksville despite sentiments that it made a poor impression.

The more applications you do, the greater the chances you will make a poor impression.

He looks stiff and unrelaxed, clenching his hands together in a poor impression of a statesman.

Apart from its temples and public buildings and its great avenues, however, Athens seems to have made a poor impression.

"Curaçao is a free-port, and news of smuggling or piracy would make a rather poor impression," he said.

But they never tied the score, and they continue to leave a generally poor impression on James, their No. 1 target in free agency this summer.

Elsewhere, in 'Taste the Summer', a sunny, California-style funk guitar underpins Nick Rhodes's dominant keyboards, but there are some inexplicable inclusions, most notably the seriously bad 'Bedroom Toys', on which Le Bon appears to be doing a very poor impression of Damon Albarn.

The system was discontinued because advertisers apparently found it too confusing to use, leading them to miscalculate their ROI and get an inaccurately poor impression of the performance of Facebook ads.

If this stirs up some republican feeling, and if King Charles III makes a poor first impression, and if the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge stop having cute children... well, you never know.