Sentence examples for added the impression from inspiring English sources

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".

But he added: "The impression is that it won't be".

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.

He went on to say he had heard a lot about Benefits Street, adding: "The impression I've had is you have one side of the argument saying: 'This just shows the whole benefits system is rubbish and we should withdraw benefits, and all the people are scroungers living off the state'.

And she added: "The general impression I get is that they are not really interested.

America's difficult wars have added to the impression.

Thus he added to the impression that the allegations were baseless.

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

That may have added to the impression that the Clinton coverage was negative, he said.

The multilingual signs in the station added to the impression that Brixen suffered from a distinct case of indecisiveness.

However, her readiness to work for Mr Johnson added to the impression he is the man with momentum.