Sentence examples for a compelling impression of from inspiring English sources

When a compelling impression of a particular event clashes with general knowledge, the impression commonly prevails.

Hunched and stiff-moving, Mr. Cage gives a compelling impression of a man in constant pain.

Note in particular how a compelling impression of 3D surface structure can be obtained from gradients of optical texture (Fig. 1 A) or from patterns of image shading (Fig. 1 B, see also Fig. S1).

This situation can trigger a compelling impression that it is oneself, rather than the nearby train that is moving.

A sense of eeriness could undermine an otherwise compelling overall impression of realism.

It is a compelling visual impression," says Sarda.

The summer always passes too rapidly, & I have been thinking that a vacation, with its concentration of compelling impressions, can become a disquieting metaphor for mortality itself...."....

One of the most compelling impressions in everyday life is that wherever we look, we "see" everything that is happening in front of us – much like a camera.

Perhaps making the second mark requires erasing the first or perhaps making the second mark is a means of erasing the first, for it may be that the withholding of assent from compelling impressions requires countering them with others.

Indelible memories, compelling impressions and passionate reactions are not engendered by the scale of calamity, but the scope of its intimacy.

You've lived in London for many years, and the novel is a compelling portrait of the city in early twenty-first century, but you've said that your first impression of London, in the nineteen-seventies, was of a city that was "slow, boring, and a bit provincial".