Sentence examples for the negative impression of from inspiring English sources

And the German decision to go it alone reinforced the negative impression of a divided Europe at a delicate juncture.

Allawi had spoken to the President about the conundrum facing him and the coalition: the insurgency required forceful action, but any forceful action by coalition troops would underline the negative impression of an occupation, thus fuelling the insurgency.

His brother, Charles A. Harris, who helped arrange the transfer of the archive to the museum, said the photographer's agenda was to counter the negative impression of African-Americans that was presented in the mainstream press.

To underline the distinction between her and the negative impression of Mr. Humphreys that Republican advertising hammers nightly she called herself "honest" at least four times in the one-hour debate on Friday at the Apollo Theater, a gilded old vaudeville house.

Prof Thomas said the negative impression of overseas students was "worrying reading" and showed the "misunderstanding about the positive contribution international students make".

The publication discussed the topic of nurses in popular culture, and the negative impression of the nursing profession conveyed by fictional nurses.

Fox then beat bids from the other networks, including NBC's $5 million offer, for the rights to film made by the Jackson organization, which hopes it will counter some of the negative impressions of Mr. Jackson left by the documentary.

But the negative impressions of so many Californians point toward the deeper problem she faces in the country and also to the likely tone of the fall campaign.

In addition, providers at accredited facilities may be able to pro-actively address some of the negative impressions of certain contraceptives and to talk to women about how to begin a dialogue with spouses about the benefits of well-spaced births.

The decision to place Carwyn Jones at the forefront of the campaign helped deal with the negative impression many people have of Jeremy Corbyn.

And when the president nominated Harriet Miers in early October, the initial negative impression of her as being an under-qualified Bush crony stuck as well, despite the White House's repeated efforts to rebrand her.