Sentence examples for troubling impression from inspiring English sources

He gave a troubling impression that his popularity justified limiting the checks and balances typical of a democracy.

Mr. Leahy and Mr. Specter said the episode and the inspector general's broader findings on the agency's misuse of the demands "create a troubling impression of deliberate wrongdoing or serious negligence at the F.B.I".

They leave a troubling impression of an arrogant government, out of touch with its deputies and contemptuous of the popular mood.For the traditional political right who form the backbone of Mr Sarkozy's electorate, the most serious of the scandals has been the admission by Frédéric Mitterrand, the openly gay culture minister, that he paid "boys" for sex in brothels in Thailand and France.

All this leaves the troubling impression of an elite that believes itself exempt from ordinary rules (although both Mr Lang and Mr Kahn apologised for their comments).In protest, a set of women's groups organised a weekend march, with banners declaring "We are all chambermaids".

Finally, given the troubling impression during the Florida fight that Mr. Bush was abdicating responsibility to Dick Cheney, and more broadly to his father's men, most people thought that Treasury would offer a good opportunity to show that the new administration would not be filled with Mr. Cheney's cronies.

But the report doesn't change a troubling impression about Christie: Either he, or the people around him, or both, are at times petty, vindictive political hacks.

It can get a little weird… However, we would like to state directly that we have the utmost respect for one another, and it would be troubling if anyone had the impression that we thought otherwise.

In perhaps the most troubling sign for the Republican nominee, negative impressions have already started to form about him before he has a chance to fully introduce himself to the electorate.

"But what is probably troubling is that when you know this, you shouldn't be using this to create wrong impressions or false impressions and pretending that you know what's going on".

Investors will notice these oversights, and it is better to admit troubling information from your market research--and, especially, how you plan to address these problems--than to leave the impression that you have not done enough analysis.

"That's very troubling".