Sentence examples for a prejudicial impression of from inspiring English sources

"We didn't intend to give a prejudicial impression of the complainant – or use a voice that would humiliate or embarrass him," said the programme's editor.

The BBC, in its response, said there was no instruction to the actor to give a "prejudicial impression" of Hitchens, "or use a voice that would humiliate or embarrass him".

The experience of film — and, in particular, of music in film — has probably had a prejudicial effect on the way people view live opera.

It gave a bad impression of women".

Do a funny impression of someone.

Give a good impression of scene teens.

Battle communicated an impression of strength.

And an impression of strength.

All of these conditions imply the risk of a prejudicial impact on oral health, and may affect the quality of life (QoL).

The toxic discourse around foreign-national offenders creates a prejudicial climate informing the conduct of guards and judges.

Smears are a prejudicial way to reinforce your world view of political non-fellows.