Sentence examples for in a poor impression from inspiring English sources

He looks stiff and unrelaxed, clenching his hands together in a poor impression of a statesman.

Rather he is in danger of becoming a poor impression of Farage, erring too much on the side of Euro-hostility than rapprochement and warmth.

Li made a poor impression in court and seemed incapable of expressing remorse.

The Yankees' farm system is considered thin, and the pitching prospect Alex Graman made a poor impression in his start at Tampa Bay on Monday.

The team had taken only 13 points from his 17 games in charge; Jones had made a poor impression all round and a dire 2-0 home defeat by Barnet last Saturday was the cue for an urgent round of discussions among the club's board, who opted to cut the cord.

Gielgud later said that he made a poor impression in the part: "I am surprised that the audience did not throw things at me".

Try to make sure you don't have spinach or something stuck in your teeth because you'll leave a poor impression.

His first professional role was at the Old Vic as the English herald in "Henry V"; one line only, but enough to create a poor impression.

In Latvia, senior government officials said UK ministers had made "a poor impression on their rounds of capitals and Latvia is pessimistic with regards to reaching an agreement in December".

For instance, a bad sales rep can contaminate an entire territory by creating a poor impression of the company with customers in that area.

In Frank Stenton's view, Byrhtferth's hermeneutic life of Oswald gives a poor impression of the quality of English scholarship.