Sentence examples for make a negative impression from inspiring English sources

"This will surely make a negative impression among the people of Burma," he said in an e-mail message, using the former name of Myanmar.

Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush's performance was less calamitous than his previous outing, when he clashed halfheartedly with Rubio, but he continued to make a negative impression on voters.

A kitchen with last night's dishes stacked in the sink and your dirty laundry in a pile on the floor will likely make a negative impression.

He hasn't made a negative impression, he's made no impression at all".

As the sun's rays fell on the vegetation and paper, shadows were captured as pale shapes, making a negative impression of the plants.

First, like a good doctor, it does no harm: It avoids making a negative impression.

Just as non-celebrities have bad days and can make a negative first impression, so can famous people.

This made me take a step back and ask myself what I was doing to give a negative impression.

Swearing can only create a negative impression.

Because late-season defeats usually make a bigger negative impression than early defeats, Nebraska's loss to Colorado hurt the Cornhuskers more in the two polls than Florida was hurt in October when it lost to Auburn.

This study investigates if SAs already make a more negative impression on others in the very first seconds of contact.