Sentence examples for enforces the impression from inspiring English sources

In Britain, the right-wing enforces the impression that every indignity in life is caused by migration, and when people start believing it our pragmatic liberals decide that this is such a reasonable concern that the only way to defeat the right is to start pandering to racism.

The bad publicity created by the strike has re-enforced the impression of El Paso that its citizens have been working hard to correct: that it is a tacky Texas border town that exploits poor Mexicans.

Stone said we picked a tricky first rally, enforcing the impression that we were lucky not to have spent the night marooned in a snowbank.

The "Autonomous State" title was chosen in order to re-enforce the impression that the secession was not a rejection of Congolese sovereignty, but the creation of a federally-governed region of the Congo.

Popular culture enforces the notion relentlessly.

He declared himself "The Enforcer", and gave the impression he thought chemically castrating paedophiles was a fine idea.

On Saturday, he did nothing to dissuade people from the impression that he is Scotland's enforcer, making sure that Scotland receives what it is owed.

But many local police officials told the task force that the program had eroded trust between them and immigrant communities by leaving the impression that they were engaged in enforcing federal immigration laws.

If you don't enforce your rules, then your other alliance members will get the impression of you not keeping your word and also do as they please.

It also gave the impression that the society is not being vigilant in enforcing its guidelines.

Even if people get the impression that the mandate is no longer going to be enforced, it is probably not that big a deal compared to the real threat of ACA repeal itself.