You might get sent to the counselor or make a wrong impression.
In the midst of the current preoccupation with public opinion, many stars are afraid that the public may have got a very wrong impression about them because of having seen them portray, say, a legendary hero who stole from the rich to give to the poor, or an honest, crusading district attorney, or a lonely, poetic, antisocial gangster.
"The story becomes personal because like most African-American males at points in my life I know that I have been singled out or someone has gotten a really wrong impression about me just based on the color of my skin," he said.
Fair pay and benefits C-suite execs and managers sometimes get the wrong impression when an employee asks for a raise.
And yet Sullivan found no support for the Bureau's claim that juries might get the wrong impression from seeing a recording of an interrogator at work.
Not that it's the only company doing this; Anandtech, a site where you could get the (wrong) impression that benchmarks are the only reason to own a gadget, showed that lots of Android companies do this; Samsung just happens to have a bigger list of benchmarks for which it ramps up the GPU or central processor to give a "better" result.
Feeding some of the backlash against the new uniforms is the fear that tourists, many of whom form their first impressions of Turkey on a Turkish Airlines flight, will get the wrong impression.
People who "take the time to go on the Web site will certainly get the wrong impression as to what a restaurant, if they were inspected in June or April or May, what the real score would be" under the new system, said Jeremy Merrin, who owns three Havana Central restaurants in Manhattan.
"People get the wrong impression of Japan it's a conservative country," said Peter Payne, skyping me from Gunma Prefecture, 60 miles north of Tokyo.
"People get the wrong impression of Japan it's a conservative country," said Peter Payne, Skyping me from Gunma Prefecture, 60 miles north of Tokyo.
