Sentence examples for added impression of from inspiring English sources

When the show was eventually released on DVD in 2006, Gelbart gave the viewers the option of watching the episodes with or without the added impression of hilarity.

We need only convey to the world, he added, "the impression of a country which knows what it wants, which is coping successfully with the problem of its internal life and with the responsibilities of a World Power, and which has a spiritual vitality capable of holding its own among the major ideological currents of the time".

Robert De Niro added an impression of "The Elephant Man".

DESPITE the hype about three-dimensional films and television, cautionary warnings are being sounded over whether adding the impression of depth to video images is worth all the trouble and expense.

But both flavors -- beluga, black and a little small, and osetra, gray and genuine-looking -- are certainly better than the dyed black lumpfish roe used to decorate inexpensive hors d'oeuvres, and they would add the impression of luxury to a sauce or scrambled eggs.

Sonia Manzano and Leonard Nimoy read poetry adding other impressions of life in New York, and various perspectives on it.

The corset he wore to ease old war wounds added to the impression of unyielding rigidity.

The incessant quaking of his limbs added to the impression of extreme terror on his face.

It looked very expensive indeed, and the presence of guest star Joan Collins just added to the impression of sumptuousness.

The IRA's mainland bombing campaign that ensued added to the impression of a government under siege.

The most recent round of condemnation, over the CPS's failure to prosecute several police officers accused of misconduct, has only added to the impression of incompetence.