Sentence examples for a quite different impression from inspiring English sources

To read some newspapers and to listen to some politicians in recent days, it would be easy to form a quite different impression.

Had the professor attended not the debate on special-needs children on the floor, but, say, hearings on the same subject in the Education Select Committee, he would have formed a quite different impression of Parliament's effectiveness.The other job which MPs do is their constituency work, which grows and grows.

My conversation with Lauer gave me a quite different impression of what the letter promises.

Other papers presented a quite different picture.

Most of the Ballet Arizona dancers here made quite different impressions from those they made in a Balanchine triple bill last weekend on their Arizona home terrain.

This means that although the underlying trends for the "Th1" and "Th2" cytokines appear similar, when taken together, they give quite different impressions: the ratio of these cytokines to IL-4 increases in those becoming asymptomatic, and decreases in those developing TB or TB-like symptoms.

They had a rather different impression of him.

Rockefeller recounted a quite different conversation.

It tells of a quite different adolescence.

But then a quite different noise.

Second Life is a quite different beast.