Sentence examples for the opposite impression from inspiring English sources

Democrats said they got the opposite impression.

Yet very often the opposite impression is given.

But the cast of characters at the event created the opposite impression.

But when you canceled without an excuse, you probably gave the instructor the opposite impression.

And yet, in her speeches and her two books, she leaves the opposite impression.

Slashdot operates with a minimum of human intervention yet gives visitors the opposite impression.

D'Souza knew that by providing only the first part of the quotation he'd be giving the exact opposite impression.

There is a famous example of where, only using primitive wax-recording technology, a speech by Herbert Morrison in 1940 praising Churchill's leadership was spliced together to give the totally opposite impression.

Although Cadillac's XTS – the brand's flagship – gave me the impression of, say, a really, really well-appointed Toyota Camry, the CTS sedan had the opposite effect.

We experience these opposite impressions of the war as strangely complementary — Hensher renders union and loss in the same melancholy tones and binds them together, making of two otherwise irreconcilable memories a composite, harmonious whole.

In a statement sent to HuffPost, Küppel describes the inverse at play as "a completely opposite impression... namely a certain elevation of the girls above childhood, a strong self-awareness and pronounced air of self-sufficiency". Special shoutout to the girl playing with the severed hooves.