Sentence examples for a shared impression that from inspiring English sources

However, meetings between the two leaders and a speech before parliament produced only vows of friendship and a shared impression that reform was a good idea in principle.

The protesters are not directly challenging Khamenei, or the constitution that allows him nearly unlimited power, despite the widely shared impression that his hand is behind the apparent manipulation of the election results and the crackdown that has followed.

Pain holds her here — that's their shared impression.

It is a tribute to their instincts that, despite their hoard of shared impressions, they usually sound nothing alike.

Instead I'll share some impressions that struck me as I read them, along with some ideas about what makes descriptions work.

In her message to "eight or nine" students, Kantor identified herself as a Times reporter and said, "I'd love to ask you some advice about a story". She asked for parents and "anyone else I should talk to — basically anyone who has encountered Mrs. McCain and might be able to share impressions". Kantor told me that she would never have quoted the teenagers themselves.

Popularity carries over too, so the more likes a shared picture gets, the more impressions that user will have for their next share.

Do you share my impression that Flacco has grown into a prime (let's forget about "elite") quarterback now that he has high-quality receivers?

The three leads seemed to share the impression that one point of Verdi was to make as big and loud a noise as possible.

But I wouldn't share the impression that they're not concerned about this.

But although many may share the impression that insomnia is under-recognized by clinicians [ 7, 8], the actual data available from medical practice is limited and ambiguous.