Sentence examples for a bright impression from inspiring English sources

Kirk Henning makes a bright impression in "Barocco" and "Pithoprakta" and, like Mr. Renko, as one of the four demi-soloists in the "Diamonds" finale.

Indeed, a comprehensive definition of image that encompasses both perspectives is provided by Alvesson [ 39], for him image is the bright impression held by an actor towards an organization that has been nourished by the organization's projected portrait of itself (see also Hatch and Schultz [ 38]).

He gave the impression of a bright child who wanted to do well but was having trouble sitting still.

Watching a pair of recent dances by John Heginbotham I sometimes got the impression of a bright, enthusiastic child plunked down in front of a home entertainment center: channel surfing, shuffling through music, responding to whatever pops up with bursts of varied movement.

A bright star, who left a deep impression everywhere, has left us.

Many of Di María's long-term admirers regretted his failure to confirm the good impression made by a bright start to his Old Trafford career.

A hefty fillet of red snapper, its skin nicely crisped, made a strong visual impression, balanced on a bright red slab of tomato confit, but the fish itself was bland.

Hurt ankle ligaments in Perth Jamie Heaslip B+ Not quite the marauding figure of 2009 but still a considerable big-match performer Richard Hibbard B+ Made a difference to the scrum in the final Test but found himself playing second fiddle to Tom Youngs initially Stuart Hogg B- Has a bright future and made a good impression.

His was a bright, live ly mind, and he made an en ormous impression on those who came in contact with him.

In the classroom, that subconscious bias can push a bright child down the road into incompetency, as he/she is treated according to a preconceived impression.

First impressions This two-level store offered a massive range of products in a bright, airy atmosphere.