Sentence examples for widespread impressions from inspiring English sources

The companies' reports, however, seemed to contradict earlier surveys of farmers' intentions and widespread impressions that the controversy over biotechnology is significantly damping farmers' enthusiasm for such crops.

Yet the widespread impression in the Middle East is that the lion has turned into a pussycat.

There's a widespread impression that D.M.V. employees consider their customers' time worthless.

This has created the widespread impression that the state is not getting its due.

Contrary to widespread impression, most luggage arrives safely and on time.

Contrary to a widespread impression, the recent uptick in America's productivity raises more questions than it answers.

Three years later, the widespread impression is that Clinton has virtually sewn up the nomination before the race has even truly begun.

These incidents have compounded a widespread impression among the people of Baghdad that the Americans are careless of Iraqi lives.

He lamented "the widespread impression that a frontable story is, virtually by definition, longer than 1,000 words".

McMillan, a longtime conservative, has become the most visible public figure in the Jones case, which has led to the widespread impression that she is Paula's Svengali.

The widespread impression that America ignores international law is to some extent based on a misunderstanding of what international law is.