Sentence examples for a particular impression from inspiring English sources

But did anything leave a particular impression?

One meeting made a particular impression.

A tangle with the PSG midfielder Thiago Motta left a particular impression on Andreu.

Of the new works, those by Ešenvalds, Park, Bray and Williams left a particular impression, though all proved worthwhile.

Newsreel footage from one speech, delivered at the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow in 1938, made a particular impression.

And on the other, the only reason comics playing villains is so rare is because great comedy makes such a particular impression on us in the first place.

"I don't want to prejudge or indicate that I have any particular impressions or expectations," Fehr said.

DSPs leverage automation, technology built within the DSP allows the marketer to dictate in real time what they are willing to pay for a particular ad impression.

Looking Glass Factory's lenticular display is intensely cool, with a particular depth impression of 3D that really offers something interesting.

Though a person may have no choice about whether she has a particular rational impression, there is another power of the commanding faculty which the Stoics call 'assent' and whether one assents to a rational impression is a matter of volition.

I knew he'd been in the war, but so had most of my friends' fathers, and it made no particular impression on me: if I thought of his military service at all, it was as just one more civic thing that happened to grown-ups, like voting, or going to P.T.A. meetings, or spending a morning at the Department of Motor Vehicles.