Sentence examples for a generalized impression of from inspiring English sources

I know Good Night and Good Luck had its fans, but I can't now remember a single scene from that film, outside a generalized impression of men in darkened rooms, smoking, remonstrating and reasoning with one another – a vision of sotto voce cinema, void of unnecessary exposition, where drama means never having to raise your voice unnecessarily.

Thus, LULC can give a generalized impression on the state of a river's water quality in an urban area.

That's evidently a conflation of the Benghazi scandal itself pretty labyrinthine with the current email saga, congealing to produce a generalized impression that Clinton is just up to no good.

The major themes are a generalized feeling of increased distrust and lack of safety.

A memo cited the movie's "generalized impression that the army of the 1960s was staffed by the guileless or by soldiers of limited intelligence" as one impasse.

Such diversity creates the impression that a generalized understanding of the technical issues adopted in overall approaches is an impossible goal.

Many of those who survive long years of alcoholism show a generalized deterioration of the brain, muscles, endocrine system, and vital organs, giving an impression of premature old age.

The internet as a generalized space of unattached, floating rage?

And it's not just a generalized wash of dramatic commentary on postwar America.

Compounding these problems are blindness, seizures and a generalized haze of unresponsiveness.

Moreover, it creates a generalized sense of political vulnerability on the part of people who know they are expendable.