Sentences with phrase «wrong impression»

By this I mean having a provocative id like, sexy something, baby something, etc, as this may give wrong impression about you to people viewing your profile.

We believe that this publicity generally gives an entirely wrong impression of both the value and costs of public sector pension provision.

Any mistake here could mean a horribly wrong impression about you to your prospective employers - and when it comes to your career you definitely can't take any risk.

First dates are usually full of expectations and nervous daters, which makes it easy to create wrong impressions and make mistakes.

It's disrespectful, it's rude and it gives the totally wrong impression.

But I was under an apparently wrong impression that it was significantly higher in the three slot.

After running through the signals of attraction — from the hair flip (women) to playing with your moneyclip (men)-- and games to teach the audience how to make the right / wrong impression on strangers (shaking hands with the person next to you / staring at them), Susan moves on to her final, ingenious game.

Some years later, while navigating occasional attractions as a married woman (wedding rings don't end that), I began wondering if modesty applies to men: Does a man's shirt, or lack of, ever send wrong impressions?

But I do have to correct a very wrong impression left by the reviewer, David Michael.

I think it gives people who have never dated online previously the very wrong impression as to what online dating is all about and it has convinced a few of my friends online dating doesn't work at all.

It betrays a completely wrong impression of God.

In the course of all of this, there are many wrong impressions that he was invited because of the incident with Senator Dino Melaye.

Q: Has there been any meeting between the duo, lately, to prove wrong the impression that both are at loggerheads?

But even way before the story gets to that point, there are other irksome cliches, in particular Theresa getting an early wrong impression Garret after spying him in a brawl with his former brother - in - law.

While you could call it a side - scrolling adventure game, that would give a somewhat wrong impression, as the focus is on story and characters much more than traditional side - scrolling action.

I don't want to give the total wrong impression that NHL 06 is totally the same game as last year; there have been improvements in this game.

Edit: I had got the complete wrong impression what a «water cooler» was - I had thought it was some part of a home cooling system that keeps your home cool in a hot summer: — RRB - Got it now...

Meanwhile, the Chief Press Secretary to Okorocha, Mr. Sam Onwuemeodo, has, in a statement, urged Iheanacho to stop creating wrong impression about the governor.

That is a very wrong impression.

Drew's company rebranded about five years ago, when she realized its moniker, Start Marketing, was creating the wrong impression.

It no longer represented the company's core business and it was giving the wrong impression to a younger, more tech - savvy audience.

(And lest you get the wrong impression, she laughs a lot as she tells her own story with an obvious fondness for her parents.)

Then you won't have to worry about giving the wrong impression.

Regulators and investigators will need to determine whether J.P. Morgan's certification statements around internal controls, and other disclosures, were complete, timely, and accurate, and whether what was said or left unsaid gave investors any wrong impressions.

Scott, These numbers give the wrong impression.

But, I think you guys get the wrong impression about real Christians.

I sometimes think that Christian writers and speakers give the wrong impression with stories like the ones I have shared above.

Smelling of fish or dressing up as a giant fish would also be a conversation starter, but it might give the wrong impression.

I think you are getting a wrong impression.

If we call a certain group «sinners» it gives the wrong impression that we don't sin any more.

Please, I really hope you do not get the wrong impression.

Although I do believe that to get rid of sin is not the goal of the Christian life (although it may be a part of the means to a obtain the goal, which is experiencing fellowship with God), it seems to me that your comment, «I don't believe God is nearly as concerned about sin as we are,» might give FB readers the wrong impression, and I think we take sin lightly enough; therefore, although seriously considering it, I opted not to share your article on my FB page.

I'm glad you enjoyed it, I think I got the wrong impressions of your views before, sorry for that.

Othello certainly wants her company, but he is anxious lest the senators take the wrong impression from her impassioned plea: «Vouch with me, heaven, I therefore beg it not / To please the palate of my appetite, / But to be free and bounteous to her mind.»

Campaigners argue that the relationship has been exaggerated and gives the wrong impression to students.

But, in support of diocesan employees faithful to the magisterium of the Church, I would not want Faith readers to get the wrong impression from Mr Hester's letter as to what is really being achieved on the ground, against all the odds.

Do you mean that the kids think it's a sin to drink, or they think that no one really drinks moderately, so they might get the wrong impression of the youth pastor?

I will try to choose my words well, because it's easy to give the wrong impression.

But don't let me give the wrong impression.