Sentence examples for the impression about from inspiring English sources
To reverse the impression about its jobs, Wal-Mart is broadcasting three ads nationwide that portray it as a great place to work.
This representation may not give the casual reader the right impression about the patch motions, which would be more apparent with plots of the averages of the absolute values of the left and right positions.
Nick Herbert, a member of the shadow Cabinet who is in a civil partnership, said he recognised that some had formed the "wrong impression" about the Tories, but the party had changed.
Finally, answers to question Q.7 indicate that the overall impression about the usability of the service is rather positive (see Table 9).
Another accused the panel of 'failing to give the right impression' about the impact that rising levels of carbon dioxide will have on Antarctica.
I sort of gave the impression I was about thirty.
And lest the wrong impression about the text be given: it's smoothly straightforward and upbeat without seeming bowdlerized.
He said Tuesday that people were drawing the wrong impression about the most recent positive drug test.
To the Editor: Jennifer Conlin's article "Cruise Lines Urged to Shrink Their Footprints" (Feb. 15) may leave the wrong impression about the industry's environmental commitment.
"This kind of journalism gives the wrong impression about the waste water problem," he added.
"Venture capitalist may leave the wrong impression about the possibilities for commercializing an invention, simply because it may not fit their business portfolio".
