Sentence examples for difficult impression from inspiring English sources

"The distribution of aid by the military gives a very difficult impression to the communities and puts the lives of humanitarian workers at risk," Mr. Watkins said.

"There are a lot of scars and anger about when Rodney Berman and Neil McEvoy went to a public meeting – they thought they were quite arrogant and dismissive and that's a difficult impression to shake.

Without these details, it will be more difficult to compare impressions across different campuses.

But it was difficult to escape the impression that a crisis is in the making.

It remains difficult to escape the impression that Pochettino is approaching a crossroads.

It's difficult to shake the impression that he mapped out his entire career in advance and it's all coming good.

It's difficult to avoid the impression that this wide-open place, with its big sky and lush land, was chosen for such a momentous, and welcome, occasion.

But with 56 percent of the lots that came on the block unwanted, it was difficult to escape the impression that a crisis was in the making, Souren Melikian writes.

Alvaro Gil-Robles, the Council of Europe's commissioner for human rights, said: "It is difficult to avoid the impression that the Asbo is being touted as a miracle cure for urban nuisance.

In view of the fact that the editorial board of The Times has endorsed Mrs. Clinton, it is difficult to escape the impression that the counting approach used by The Times is designed expressly to overstate support for Mrs. Clinton.

But while his influence on pop culture is undeniable, it's difficult to escape the impression of Leary during this period as a fading opportunist, trading on his sixties iconography as best he could before his death from prostate cancer in 1996.