Sentence examples for make a poor first impression from inspiring English sources

Despite his efforts, cross-country skiing can make a poor first impression, Mr. Newell said, because it's not easy to master.

But Mr. Clinton won the election in 1992, despite making a poor first impression on voters.

Shea Stadium made a poor first impression on him when he visited during last month's World Series.

People are not as well-dressed, and huge lorries barrel down the roads, belching clouds of noxious black fumes over the children walking along the highways' shoulders.Frankly, Lijiang makes a poor first impression: it seems sprawling, modern and charmless.

If this stirs up some republican feeling, and if King Charles III makes a poor first impression, and if the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge stop having cute children... well, you never know.

Make sure you take your hand out of your pocket well before you'll have to use it; a sweaty hand makes a poor first impression.

You're trying to get them to want to hire you right away". She worries that she seemed unprepared to discuss the research and therefore made a poor first impression.

Though it will surely spawn a sequel, The Order made a poor first impression when it was supposed to be the birth of a glorious new Sony-exclusive franchise.

Donna arrives at Holby City Hospital as a staff nurse on the general surgery ward, making a poor first impression by being disorganised and insolent.

Back on the Pyramid Stage The Black Keys a made poor first impression, arriving mutely on stage as the crowd swelled prior to the main attraction.

They make poor first impressions and do not greet passengers by name.