Sentence examples for worst impressions from inspiring English sources

"It confirmed my worst impressions of the British press," Mr. Patel said.

Given the long history of conspiracy theories featuring Jewish cabals and conspiracies, given the stereotypes of money-grubbing Jewish businessmen, Jews are acutely sensitive to anything that would confirm peoples' worst impressions of the Jewish community.

For the CEO, the encounter confirmed his worst impressions, because he knew, as all dedicated players do, that a golfer's character is his destiny.

She goes [doing a Markéta Irglová impression], "You should play original...," that's one of the worst impressions ever.

It is a scenario that I just don't want to believe because it affirms my (our!) worst impressions of public education for the poor in America.

Virtually every time Ms. Palin speaks out, she reinforces some of the worst impressions or deepest concerns many of us have about her.

The electrical workers who were recently fired by President Felipe Calderón also clearly wanted the worst impression possible to be read into the protest signs they lofted.

Spots on your carpet leave the worst impression.

Nuclear power made perhaps the worst first impressions ever: Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

O'Connor said: "At its worst the impression was deliberately created that the executions were taking place around them: mock executions to terrorise them further.

"On the Bowery it's probably an asset to have a reputation for toughness," Sister Margaret once told a friend, "and I'm afraid Mazie tries to give people the worst possible impression of herself, just for self-protection.