Sentence examples for hard to avoid the impression from inspiring English sources

But it is hard to avoid the impression of inconsistency.

Yet it was hard to avoid the impression that Lewis is already on the back foot.

It is hard to avoid the impression that football is still awash with casual complacency.

It was hard to avoid the impression that he was enjoying the limelight.

But the government is trying hard to avoid the impression that it will encourage the feckless into a spending spree.

But it is hard to avoid the impression that the government is obsessed with pushing through top-down change.

When you are this close to power, it is hard to avoid the seductive impression that you are at the very center of change.

As a first-time visitor, it is hard to avoid the initial impression of the South Tyrol as some big Disney-style middle-European theme park, complete with fairytale castles set against the snow-capped, jagged peaks of the Dolomites, and rosy-cheeked locals who look like they've dressed up for the day in national costume.

It was hard to avoid the irony.

Manville is finding it hard to avoid the spotlight.

"It's hard to avoid the problem," he said.