Sentence examples for poor impression on from inspiring English sources

One campaign aims to improve the manners of Beijing's notoriously courtesy-free residents, so that hawking, spitting and queue-jumping do not make a poor impression on outsiders.

At the trial, the wagon driver made a poor impression on the judge, but Charlie, acting the salesman, made a good impression.

But they never tied the score, and they continue to leave a generally poor impression on James, their No. 1 target in free agency this summer.

(In fairness, pimping is a tough crime to prove, partly because the star witness is often a girl with a string of prostitution arrests who leaves a poor impression on a jury).

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".

William made a poor impression on Charlotte when she first saw him, at George's birthday party on 12 August, when he became intoxicated, as did the Prince Regent himself and many of the guests.

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.

"There was a change at the top just at the right time". This was a rare, but not-so-veiled reference that Duncan Fletcher, now the opposition's coach, would have nothing to do with Swann after he had made such a poor impression as a wayward youngster on his first tour to South Africa in 1999-2000.

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.

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.