Sentence examples for a common impression from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Mr. Maazel's very intelligence contributes to a common impression of him, or misapprehension.

Peter F. Vallone, the City Council speaker, said the survey confirmed a common impression of the department as an agency that has excelled in fighting crime, but has alienateed many of the citizens it serves.

Roger Penrose (1989) describes, "Contrary to a common impression, the earth does not gain [net] energy from the sun!

A common impression amongst philosophers appears to be that this criterion failed as well, but this judgement is by no means universally shared (for the majority view see Glymour 1980, for a contrary assessment see Sarkar 2001).

Unfortunately, there is a common impression that if something appears in book form it is more reliable than if it appears in some other form, when the truth can be exactly the opposite.

A common impression as you move through is of ever-changing yet everlasting water and trees and mountains beyond blue mountains.

Since I started Citizendium back in 2006 – which was another wiki-based encyclopedia that made a special rule for expert editors – the common impression is that I am all about making sure that information is checked before it is posted and that only experts are involved.

Mr. Anderson said a common mistaken impression was that Christian missionary activity diminished in the 20th century.

There is a common general impression that Singapore is a far less litigious country than some others, such as the USA, and especially so in the 1980s.

A common first impression is that this is an excessive set of practices, and that it would not be beneficial to have nearly so many in a course.

Newton is under the common impression that Leopold had "an unusual gift for lyrical prose".