Sentence examples for Give a strong impression from inspiring English sources

In the best poems such formulas, far from being tedious, give a strong impression of the richness of the cultural fund from which poets could draw.

It will give a strong impression of the overall picture, but the race is so close the actual result could still be within the margin of error.

John Mekalanos, a cholera expert at the Harvard Medical School, said the new finding was one of several that "are starting to give a strong impression that the human genome has been dramatically shaped by responses to microorganisms".

In spite of such starkness, and the ban on flowery descriptive passages, Levy still manages to give a strong impression of the heat, the fecundity and above all the colours of colonial Jamaica.

Some will read only the introductory and concluding chapters (so make sure those give a strong impression of what you've done and why it's important).

But it still benefits you when people engage with your social media and are encouraged to find you in search, especially if the search results give a strong impression of your business.

The same source familiar with conversation said that the visibly distressed Islam gave a strong impression of being in over his head.

Indeed, Mr. Grasso, 57, gave a strong impression that he would retire in 2007, the final year of the contract he was awarded last month.

Zhang Lifan, an independent scholar, told the Associated Press that the use of offshore holdings by those with ties to officials gave a strong impression of privilege and impunity.

The police commander who unearthed the irregularities was shunted into early retirement, giving a strong impression of a cover-up.The parties themselves lack any clear ideological or social base.

Bronze is a household name now and, reflecting on a third-placed finish that made England the best performing team from their continent, gives a strong impression that she would readily fast-forward to Euro 2017 straightaway.