Sentence examples for promoting the impression from inspiring English sources

Turnbull: You have been promoting the impression there is disunity in the government.

This is probably a sensible approach logistically, but it also promotes the impression that the group is an ad hoc assembly, along the lines of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, rather than a coherent ensemble.

The New York Times, The Daily News, and The Huffington Post have actively promoted the impression that black kids are ruining it for everyone, that if there just weren't any black people in the pool there wouldn't be problems.

To an extent, adherence to an official military standard, particularly in system design can promote the impression that all that can be done to assure system safety is in fact being addressed.

The shopping list feature will be available on the 31 million ad impressions promoting the rolls online.

It seems fairly clear that what is being promoted is the impression of very basic and earthy people who are perhaps "unpolluted" by urbane pretension.

Democratic officials said they believed that the Republican commercial would backfire as being unfair, and they did all they could to promote that impression.

During a recent visit to New York to promote the film, they discussed their impressions.

Even if he did not have a new novel to promote, Tóibín gives the impression he could talk about books and writing to a wall.

The evidence points to high-fat, high-sugar foods that overwhelm the impulse control of children and young adults, packaged and promoted to create the impression that they are fun, cool and life-enhancing.

In the 16th century, said Ms. Gomes Mota, Portugal created a heavy gold coin called the Portugues for use in India as a means of promoting an impression of great wealth.