Sentence examples for As an impression from inspiring English sources

This they define as an impression from what is, stamped and impressed in exact accordance with what is, and such as could not be from what is not (cf. Annas 1990, Frede 1999).

The outfits in the "Ruined Castle" section evoke what the scholar Chris Baldick describes as "an impression of sickening descent into disintegration".

Plus, webmasters will see more "impressions" - because Google Analytics will count it as an "impression" if a site simply appears in the search results for 3 seconds.

A key reason why: with Google Instant, if you pause for just three seconds while the search results are being displayed, this will count as an "impression".

Each receives a transfer from its own plate cylinder and prints one side of the sheet while at the same time acting as an impression cylinder for printing the other side of the sheet.

Personal or not, it was abundantly clear what Mr. Simons was up to with this show, even if it at times the pieces seemed to hover as an impression.

Ninety years after the conflict ended, their bleak images, as the Maillol's visitors have found, still make as deep an impression as they ever did".Allemagne, les Années Noires" is at the Musée Maillol, Paris, until February 4th.

He added that, at Exeter, the story "made almost as much an impression as Pearl Harbor".

Insiders said Sony appeared to be shifting its position while giving as strong an impression as possible that it had adopted the same line all along.

Many law students are employed after graduation by firms or offices they worked for during law school, so it is important to make as good an impression as possible during the clerkship.

The question is whether this will make as big an impression in political circles as when angry people were yelling about the President and his proposal in 2009.