Sentence examples for a high impression from inspiring English sources

The impression given throughout is that Miller, still a vital and energetic presence as he nears 80, has a high impression of his intellectual standing – "I'm the only person worth competing with," he once said – and little time for those who disagree.

Firstly, HYSPLIT outputs have more detail, compared to the simple ellipses produced by ASHFALL, so they give a higher impression of accuracy.

The same thing struck me then as now, while it may be humble to disavow ambition Thompson must have a pretty high impression of himself to believe the times are calling him.

Still, this is a Robin Williams film and it won't be complete unless there is a scene in which he makes an orphan laugh or does a high-speed impression of Richard Nixon.

George had been anticipating a summer break and a long pre-season but following his England call-up for the summer training camps and warm-up Tests he has the chance to make a high-profile impression against a player who also features in Stuart Lancaster's 50-strong squad, Rob Webber.

Others offer great reach and high impressions.

However, it won't take long for programmatic buyers to scale back their bids on video ad inventory garnering a high number of impressions with no quartiles.

However, while the control group showed higher impression retention for negative trait adjectives compared to positive trait adjectives, the stress group showed higher impression retention for positive trait adjectives compared to negative trait adjectives.

The detail map at this middle scale appears to deliver a high correlation with human impression of image quality.

In general, speaking in a high voice gives the impression of nervousness, while a lower pitched voice is more calming and persuasive.

Thus, [s] creates an inherently "bright", i.e. high-pitched impression.