Sentence examples for left a perception from inspiring English sources

Although there were incidents that left a perception of cosiness between particular senior officers and some journalists, Lord Justice Leveson found that that did not influence or taint decision-making.

Praveen Madan, co-owner of The Booksmith, a bookstore in Haight-Ashbury where the sit/lie debate had its roots, said The Chronicle's coverage left a "perception that all reasonable people were for this".

"The public health and safety situation is in itself disturbing and the refusal to provide documents about the Park Service's decision making leaves a lingering perception that long-standing prohibitions against encampments have been ignored to avoid a politically embarrassing situation for the Administration".

The film grossed over $400 million, and left a legacy over the modern perception of the superhero film genre.

Thus, Soviet perceptions of the West left a strong undercurrent of tension and hostility between the Allied powers.

But a perception of happiness leaves a strong trace on the balance sheets of cities that depend on conventions, tourism and an influx of talent.

A senior administration official said that, taken together, the comments "left the perception he had a different foreign policy than the president".

(This is why people have doubts even after leaving a toxic person -- the perception of loss pervades their thoughts).

A positive perception would leave a lasting impression enticing the helper to offer assistance to others in the future, essentially 'paying it forwards'.

This strange evolutionary path, leading from land back to the sea, must leave a subliminal trace affecting human perceptions of whales (along with dolphins and porpoises).

For Mr. Obama, the settlements issue is doubly important because if it blows up the talks, Middle East experts said, he will once again have left the perception in the Arab world of escorting Mr. Abbas out on a limb and then leaving him there.