Sentence examples for fighting the impression from inspiring English sources
Having spent much of his career as a loner and an outsider, he finds himself fighting the impression that he is a quintessential Washington insider, yesterday's news.
The theme that emerged was that Mr. Bush had yet to inspire great confidence, while Mr. Gore was still fighting the impression that he cannot be trusted.
The five-year-old site, run primarily by volunteers, fosters an atmosphere of cultural exchange and friend-making, all while fighting the impression that it's solely for the backpacker set.
Four years ago, Senator John Kerry spent months fighting the impression that he looked "French," or favored the European view of the world, and some Republicans created a caricature that probably hurt his candidacy.
Mean temperatures have risen by 5 degrees in summer and 10 degrees in winter since the 1970's, federal officials say. 1 Colorado Is Open for Business As crews battle wildfires, tourism officials are fighting the impression that the entire state is on fire.
Republicans spent the summer fighting the impression that Mr Romney was a corporate asset-stripper who cackled as he merrily shipped jobs off to Mexico and China.
"I have the strong impression they are putting much more money into fighting the Lib Dems and particularly our most prominent and well known figures," she said.
His approach to fighting the Islamic State, meanwhile, consists of allying with the Assad regime in Syria (and, by implication, its Iranian patrons), encouraging the impression that the U.S. is picking favorites among Islamic sects.
When I asked Casson Trenor, author of the 2009 book "Sustainable Sushi," for his impression of the kahala as a farmed fish, he responded that the farming of any carnivore is "fighting the current".
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