Sentence examples for poor impressions from inspiring English sources

-Do you think professors should let students know when they are making poor impressions?

Saturday at the Test, and Chester-le-Street was full of spandex-clad wrestlers, phoney foam superheroes, bearded cheerleaders, beer-swigging nuns, and, in the middle, a few ersatz Aussie batsmen, doing poor impressions of the great players who came before them.

Other reasons were related to socio-cultural dimensions of health seeking behaviour, such as not being aware of effective treatment, poor impressions of providers, being unable to take time off to seek care and no companion to services.

It made a poor impression when they treated journalists like criminals.

Li made a poor impression in court and seemed incapable of expressing remorse.

Twice residents voted to retain the name Hicksville despite sentiments that it made a poor impression.

The more applications you do, the greater the chances you will make a poor impression.

Some of the early diarists note their poor impression of fabled Oregon.

He looks stiff and unrelaxed, clenching his hands together in a poor impression of a statesman.

Apart from its temples and public buildings and its great avenues, however, Athens seems to have made a poor impression.

Al Harrington left a poor impression Friday night, not because he missed a shot, but because he failed to take one.