Sentence examples for damaging impressions from inspiring English sources

If not the government, then whose responsibility is it to help overturn the damaging impressions held by society?

Eyebrows might not be raised in Croydon or Cordoba, where such sleaze has long been expected of unelected EU officials, but the impression is damaging all the same.

This results in filtered information, which becomes more distorted as it transfers from person to person and this creates the wrong impression, potentially damaging your professional reputation in the process.

Whoever was responsible for Ms Gillard's difficulties, she has been damaged by the impression that disgruntled colleagues are out to get her.

I've since got the impression that this is not unusual, and it has really damaged my belief in friendship.

In such cases the firing impressions could be reproduced on various soft surfaces without damaging the firing pin.

This isn't Eade's fault, of course, but the impression in this biography of reploughing a well-ploughed field is damaging.

So Gore went to Vietnam, to take part in a war of which he passionately disapproved, because it would make a bad impression and damage his father's already struggling senatorial campaign if he did not.

Many people even in the United States, he said, are still under the mistaken impression that the trade center attack damaged much of the city.

This gives an impression of arrogance and can be image-damaging.

leaves behind the haunting impression that part of his soul will be damaged for the rest of his life.