Sentence examples for A fleeting impression from inspiring English sources

Given the overwhelming volume of political advertising, any single ad may leave little beyond a fleeting impression with voters.

They emphasize photography's ability to freeze time, permanently recording transient effects that normally leave only a fleeting impression.

He is drawn to ambiguity, to moments which give a fleeting impression of narrative but which, on closer inspection, reveal only the bare bones of form.

In other words, when we think that we are making rational political judgments, we could be, in fact, judging someone at least partly based on a fleeting impression of his or her face.

Perhaps no one really knows what Rush or Electric Light Orchestra look like beyond a fleeting impression, but it's very easy to envision a caricature of a Ramone.

Or is this just a fleeting impression that a bit of distraction doing something else of focusing elsewhere will help you to overcome?

Williams likes to wear jeans, and his hair reaches halfway down his back, so he gives a first, fleeting impression of quietude and informality.

But that was a fleeting notion.

Canin, contrariwise, pieces together, in mostly short takes, an airy collage of imperfect memory and fleeting impression, as Corey's recollection of a bygone misfortune, half-comprehendingly witnessed in his adolescence, keeps reverting to pleased contemplation of his bourgeois present.

I had the fleeting impression I was staring at a high school football stadium, a sight familiar to anyone who grows up on the Southern Plains.

Mixed into the dressing or sprinkled onto the fish was a bevy of herbs and spices, including mint, tarragon, basil and Thai chili, each of which registered a fleeting, teasing impression.