Sentence examples for allowed the impression from inspiring English sources

Through my own misjudgment I've allowed the impression to be created of wrongdoing.

Second, we allowed the impression to arise that we were not on the side of those who are doing well.

"Perhaps even more remarkable," added Mr Sumption, was the fact that BBC news chief Richard Sambrook "allowed the impression to persist, even among the governors of the BBC".

The fact that the P.B.A. has been a strong supporter of Mr. Spencer allowed the impression that Mr. Cola's position might have been a reward for political assistance.

Addressing Labour's failure to attract middle-class voters, Umunna said: "We allowed the impression to arise that we were not on the side of those who are doing well.

On other areas of public service reform, too, Mr Brown has preferred to snipe from the sidelines rather than explain his own thinking: when Mr Blair was fighting for differential university tuition fees, Mr Brown allowed the impression to grow that he was hostile to the proposal, but offered no sensible alternative of his own.

But David Neeleman, the airline's chief executive, said he did not want to allow the impression that JetBlue was losing money like its larger competitors.

Ed (Miliband) sometimes allows his rhetoric to run away with him and allows the impression to be created that rather than pivoting forwards from now he wants to pivot back to some pre-New Labour stage".

Yet nationalism excites strong passions and he may still find the going hard, particularly if he allows the impression to take hold that he is seeking "a solution to the problem".

"We must not allow the impression to arise that this is a problem for the whole auto industry or that it raises questions over the integrity of Volkswagen overall.

The letter says: "Please do not allow the impression that all Conservative Party activists are opposed to gay marriage.