Sentence examples for a heavy impression from inspiring English sources
'a heavy impression' is correct and usable in written English
This phrase is often used to describe the emotional and mental impact of a particular experience or event. For example, "The news of her grandfather's death left a heavy impression on her."
Wool and lead have left a heavy impression on the Peak District and both were in evidence walking up from the village of Abney on a wild morning.
"The kidnappers were responding to the calls they heard from Sadr's office," said Mr. Khafaji, who said the kidnappers had brought Mr. Garen to his office around 10 p.m. "Moktada's personal appeals had a very heavy impression on the abductors".
Such fare might be expected to leave a heavy, doleful impression, but I attended all except two events in the Lenten series and repeatedly walked away in an exhilarated state: the music provided illumination of another kind.
Thanks to that physical impression into the paper, quality letterpress looks crisper, more defined and altogether richer than offset (though the current fashion for very heavy impressions, Phil feels, sometimes takes it too far).
Taken with Michael Carrick's wife Lisa Twitter an attack on Roy Keane – which she hastily withdrew – for having the audacity to criticise her husband, here was an impression that a heavy investment of cash will allow all of this to blow over.
Dance formed his ships into a line of battle and ordered three or four of them to raise blue ensigns and the others red, giving the impression of a heavy escort by implying that the ships with blue ensigns were warships.
The first impression of the bodega is of a homely simplicity: a heavy door opening on to a traditional Alicante kitchen with woodburning stove.
