Sentence examples for a different impression than from inspiring English sources

"I realize now that I give people a different impression than the image I thought I was projecting," Ms. Sugarman said.

And I know Peter Vallone didn't intend to create a different impression than he did when he said, "We have to find out if there's racial profiling".

The smaller scale patterns obtained from the five 100 m2 sampling plots within the graveyards gave a different impression than the large scale pattern encountered from the two transects.

The French police got a different impression: that this man was a pimp.

To describe the problem of vaccine-derived polio as 114 virologically-confirmed cases, worldwide, over some twenty years, gives a very different impression than a description which suggests a minimum of hundreds of thousands, and more likely several million infections by vaccine-derived viruses, some of which became endemic in large populations.

Prioritizing an open source philosophy for synthetic biology gives a very different impression than when foregrounding how synthetic biologists are attempting to create synthetic modules to be plugged into living materials and to generally expand the scope for turning synthetic DNA into profitable types of products.

The term "quantum leap" is technically not wrong, but it gives a different impression to a physicist than to a layperson.

We suggest then that attending to practices gives quite a different impression of the consumption of phytosterols than might have been implied by regulation or market research (cf. Lezaun and Schneider, 2012) or by the health claims made for new functional foods (Lehenkari, 2003; Landecker, 2011).

He left a different impression on Swisher.

The scene, though, left a different impression.

But taking the longer view leads to a different impression.