Sentence examples for exacerbated an impression from inspiring English sources
Her campaign's handling of the episode has also exacerbated an impression that she is overly guarded, a trait that Clinton allies have long attributed to an endless feedback loop: She retreats to secrecy because she distrusts the news media, they say, creating a sense that there is something to hide, which makes reporters more wary.
Sept. 11 exacerbated an already bad situation.
That has exacerbated a chronic overcrowding problem".
In others, where the ideas are elusive or thin, it feels like not enough, an impression exacerbated both by a stretched-out installation and by the knowledge that some of these artists have appeared to better advantage elsewhere.
Perhaps his impatience is exacerbated by the impression he gives, even has of himself, that he is older.
Voters' fears were exacerbated by the false impression in opinion polls that the election was a neck-and-neck race between Labour and the Tories.
The episode made an impression.
The upset left an impression.
His hustle made an impression.
