give the impression

A greater retreat in Europe I don't mean to give the impression that this problem is limited to the United States.

Shy and always ready to crack a joke (but still being professional), the star doesn't give the impression that let fame go to his head.

I've picked out highlights here and I don't want to give the impression that this has been a straightforward process.

Be sure to ask that! Failure to do so may give the impression that you're not that interested, and you need to know when to follow up.

But what I think makes her a phenomenon is that she doesn't give the impression of being a great personality. She's cool as a cucumber.

This reluctance to communicate with others is an unfortunate quality in some ways since it tends to give the impression of coldness.

He spoke abruptly so as to give the impression of a strength he did not possess.

Always give the impression that you know more than you are saying.

It is always bad for a government or presidency to give the impression of failing to respect justice and equity.

Mr Obama cannot cut the price of petrol. But he had better at least give the impression that he wants to.

Solos need to be fast but do not give the impression that you are just hitting drums without structure.

Most contemporary books give the impression of having been manufactured in a day, out of books read the day before.

To be clear, China should not give the impression it is taking advantage of the misfortune of others.

No one wanted to give the impression of a group of outsiders, all of them Americans, dictating what to do to a secretary general.

Therefore, properly voiced hammers may initially give the impression that the action is now heavier and less responsive.

How to deal with someone who has no real buying authority, but they give the impression that they do.

Abrupt end, hurry to leave, give the impression to rude.

See how we put a slight kink in the line to give the impression of a slight curve on the page.

Don't give the impression to your students that you are making a judgment on them every time you give them a classroom test.

Candidates who do not have questions show a lack of initiative and give the impression that they have minimal interest in the position.

The main framework of the nest has been completed and no laws of those metals in order to, but does not give the impression that clutter.

Filling your frame with a repetitive pattern can give the impression of size and large numbers.

The two means of 4. 01 give the impression that the Principal and the Middle Management were equally favorably evaluated.

In WPF, meshes are composed of many 3Dtriangles, which are joined to give the impression of a plane or curved 3D shape.

It is very important we give the impression that just because somebody wants a player from us, we do not just give in.

Understand that no matter how bad the bully makes you feel, give the impression that you feel much worse.

Looking sloppy, inappropriate, disorganized or excessively nervous will give the impression you are incapable or apathetic.

Remember that dialogue is not real speech - but it must give the impression of real speech.

They wish to give the impression that they know as much as they need to know.

D: No, you'll give the impression that you can't do anything well unless you look for something specific.

He fumes about the CE stamp many Chinese exporters put on products to give the impression they are made to approved European standards.

Many politicians like to give the impression that they understand these problems.

That might give the impression of a double protection.

Give the impression that although there were difficulties, you still focused on getting your job done.

Who hides reality, pretends , poses and always wants to give the impression of being well.

India's slums give the impression that urbanisation has reached saturation point.

Overall, the Akhal-Teke should give the impression of lithe athleticism without excessive musculature.

Phenols produce vanilla type flavors and can give the impression of tea notes or sweetness.

If you look like a slob, you'll give the impression you're a slob.

Give the impression from the start that you don't negotiate.

Never give the impression that you don't know. When you don't know, fake it.

In order to give the impression that they were regular troops, the militiamen blew several mighty blasts on their bugles.

I don't want to give the impression of either endorsing or discouraging people against using outside projects.

Such sums might give the impression that China has been throwing its money around with abandon.

First meeting to give the impression of an untidy, often will give you the self-confession to cast shadows.

Referrals from people who haven't seen you in 20 years could give the impression your most productive days are behind you.

He likes to give the impression that he's very popular and has lots of friends.

The small but abrupt change in pitch after the mute is just enough to give the impression that one input is brighter than the other.

God grows our church or ministry, and we give the impression that it's because of our remarkable relational and preaching skills .

They give the impression of having rigidity.

talking is fine, but they have to give the impression that one day a solution might be found.

The media give the impression that IVF is a panacea.

I do not want to give the impression that there are no competent female managers in Norway.

I don't want to give the impression that if babies don't get this they're marked for life.

Those all give the impression the government is fighting inflation.

Although the cold snow days, but give the impression that a lot of wonderful memories.

How can give the impression that a good impression?

I don't want to give the impression that I am against sons-in-law.

Naming conventions Avoid generic words such as "Submit" for actions, because they give the impression that the form itself is generic.

In fact, I can do nothing, but give the impression that it is not willing to do something;

Check your spelling . Spelling mistakes give the impression that you are not serious and professional with your work;

Spelling mistakes give the impression that you are not serious and professional with your work;