Sentence examples for unfair impression of from inspiring English sources

ReprintsIt all adds up to an abiding, albeit unfair, impression of an army that has lost both its discipline and its sense of purpose.

My perhaps unfair impression of Barrocci's art is that he melts and softens his holy visions to please priests and manipulate the laity.

And while various movies, TV shows and literature might depict them as savage monsters, this is an unfair impression of their original intended role.

An outside group supporting Mr. Obama ran an advertisement giving the unfair impression that Mr. Romney was responsible for the death of the wife of a steelworker who lost his job and his health insurance when Mr. Romney's old company, Bain Capital, closed down the plant where he worked.

e strengthened what the Americans again say is an unfair impression that they are unsafe.

These strengthened what the Americans again say is an unfair impression that they are unsafe.

Unfair Impressions Another driver of a player being underrated by fans has to do with negative impressions of their play.

"A conflict of interest exists when a judge is influenced by any relationship or factor other than the merit of the dog," according to the club's guidelines, which also say judges should "advise" relatives, employees and dog co-owners not to show in front of them because it "might give the impression of unfair advantage".

That gives the impression of weightlessness.

What was your impression of the place?

It gave a bad impression of women".