Sentence examples for Permanent impressions from inspiring English sources

The soles of Neil Armstrong's boots on the moon made permanent impressions on OUR souls and in our national psyche.

Matthew Dowd, a senior adviser to Mr. Bush, argued that as soon as Mr. Kerry emerged as his party's likely nominee, voters began forming permanent impressions of him, and that the Republicans had a fixed window in which to act.

As introductions go, it nearly left a permanent impression.

And I intend to leave a permanent impression.

The permanent impression that remained after fully unloading the indenter was found to be non-uniform.

Although Ravenna often found itself politically opposed to Constantinople, few exarchs made a permanent impression.

Although he appears only briefly, John Branwell's Boss leaves a permanent impression of implacable power.

Along with his near contemporary Hua Hengfang (1833 1902), Li left a permanent impression on Chinese mathematical nomenclature and exposition.

LIVING LIKE A BILLIONAIRE, IF ONLY FOR A DAY Kevin Roose, a middle-class writer, finds that tasting great wealth even temporarily leaves a permanent impression.

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Philip Johnson-Laird, the Stuart Professor of Psychology Emeritus and senior scholar at Princeton, said Miller's work has made a permanent impression on cognitive science.