Sentence examples for more negative impressions from inspiring English sources

Since approximately half of the respondents agreed or strongly agreed that they were focused on the prize, some students may have more negative impressions of the Fastest Responder interactions because they were never able to think quickly enough to win a Fastest Responder prize.

This potentially creates an undesirable feedback loop – if we're smelling nasty things and creating a more negative impression of our surroundings, this could in turn impact on our emotional wellbeing, making us feel more distressed and ultimately more anxious.

Asked how the apology had changed people's views in the north towards Nick Clegg, 11% said it made them look at him in a more positive light; 17% said it left them with a more negative impression of the Lib Dem leader whilst 50% said it made no difference whatsoever as they already had a negative attitude to the Deputy Prime Minister.

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

This study also demonstrates that although high SAs elicit a more negative impression, self-disclosure behaviour might help to repair this impression.

**  p < 0.001 In this study we revealed that already in the very first seconds of contact high SAs elicit a more negative impression than low SAs.

Ecklund et al. noted that for more than half of all scientists, a lack of time is the most insurmountable barrier to doing more outreach and perceived time constraints are associated with a more negative impression of doing outreach activities.

Results showed that high SAs (n = 24) elicited a more negative first impression than low SAs (n = 22).

It was hypothesized that (I) the high socially anxious individuals (SAs) compared to the low SAs group had a more negative first impression (i.e., first few seconds) and were rated as less likeable after both the waiting room and the social interaction.

For lesser-known authors (or brands), the increase in public awareness appears to more than offset the negative impressions.

You wonder: If it's raining outside during the last class, will students feel more negative as they jot down their impressions of the course?