Sentence examples for a pleasant impression from inspiring English sources

Another couple made a pleasant impression in George Balanchine's festive "Theme and Variations," to Tchaikovsky.

Her hair was dark, her eyes were dark; she left with him a pleasant impression of darkness.

Don't put up loud and garish posters; instead, take the time to put up a few pictures or paintings that leave a pleasant impression.

Wear just enough makeup to make a pleasant impression, but avoid hot pink lipstick, globs of blush, or bright green eye shadow.

The decor barely exists, just enough to give off a vaguely pleasant impression.

There is just enough décor to give a vaguely pleasant impression.

The decor barely exists, just enough to give a vaguely pleasant impression.

I should like to add that at that time -- and I have also stated this to several persons who were with me and also to the Fuehrer -- had an altogether positive and pleasant impression of Schuschnigg's personality.

A striking garnet color, this Bourgogne rouge, too, is endowed with tasty black cherry and spiciness, and its tannins leave a pleasant dusty impression, much like the so-called Rutherford dust effect in cabernet sauvignons from the Rutherford Bench, on the west side of the Napa Valley.

Practice your posture and your smile in the mirror to feel confident that you'll make a pleasant first impression.

The minibar was crammed with free soft drinks, beer and water (which was restocked daily), the air-conditioning did its job swiftly, and touches like a gift-wrapped bottle of rum, terrycloth robes and an electronic safe made a pleasant first impression.