Sentence examples for fight the impression from inspiring English sources
School librarians still fight the impression that they play a tangential role.
Mr. Giuliani's decision to return to the issues of Sept. 11 and terrorism before the Iowa caucuses on Jan . 3comes after months in which his campaign sometimes seemed to struggle to try to find a way to talk about the attacks without seeming exploitative, while broadening his message to fight the impression that he is a single-issue candidate.
For much of the last month, since the arrival of Jerome De Bontin as general manager (widely seen as having the hand of worldwide Red Bull sporting director Gerard Houllier behind it), and the sudden demotion of the other half of the "Scandinavian brains trust" comprising Backe and sporting director Erik Soler, Backe has had to fight the impression of being a lame duck coach.
Carrie Reynolds, a former book editor who is a co-president of the PTA at P.S. 163 on West 97th Street, said she worked hard to fight off the impression that PTA-sponsored events are designed for "rich people".
At the height of the insurgent attacks, Bush demands the impossible: "I want to be able to say we have a plan to punch back," in order to "fight off the impression that this is not winnable".
"Survivor" may have posted ratings last week that surpassed everything this year but the Super Bowl, but "Big Brother," the other reality show on CBS, has muddled along with ratings so pale by comparison that the show has had to fight off the impression that it has been a total flop.
The brash new styling of the Delta is part of a strategy to fight this impression.
The restaurant has fought that impression since the stars were awarded, saying that most of its customers are Chinese and the ingredients a sign of creativity, not culinary pandering.
"Among Code Warriors, Women, Too, Can Fight" (June 7) gives the impression that programmers who are women are a rarity.
