Sentence examples for public impression of from inspiring English sources

This was the overall public impression of sleaze that had infected all of Westminster.

I suspect it was her death that contributed to a public impression of Merton as a glum, even tragic soul.

The public impression of him is of an avuncular, almost pastoral counsellor of restraint, of moderation, of patience... His temper is often unrestrained, his language immoderate in the extreme, his impatience monumental.

His tactics as commander of the Fourth Infantry Division in Salahuddin in the months after the invasion in 2003, which were criticized as overly aggressive, created a public impression of him as a heavy-handed, even brutish, leader.

The 1994 arrest of one of its officers, Aldrich H. Ames, as a longtime Soviet mole, along with an ensuing series of painful and costly mistakes, cemented the public impression of the agency as a federal institution in crisis.

The public impression of him is that if anyone were to, say, talk trash on the basketball court with Mr. Obama, he would not find much space for rent in Mr. Obama's head.

The smallest public impressions of a company can generate meteoric effects in the stockmarket.

This TED talk addressing the question of development communications and their impact on public impressions of Africa.

American officials grudgingly acknowledge the Taliban's skill at using guerrilla-style attacks to manipulate public impressions of the insurgency.

Sometimes this kind of coverage creates a self-reinforcing "availability cascade", massively distorting public impressions of the relative riskiness of activities.

But with even a partial declassification unlikely before next spring, "Zero Dark Thirty," to be released in New York next Wednesday and nationally on Jan . 11 may powerfully shape public impressions of the C.I.A. program.