Sentence examples for all impressions from inspiring English sources

All description is impressionistic, and all impressions are interpretive.

The Poiret dinner dress from 1922 is made of two panels of fabric, but the abbreviated bell-sleeved top and full-length skirt are, all impressions to the contrary, actually the exact same size.

"There's the story, then there's the real story, then there's the story of how the story came to be told," realises Toby, the protagonist, and asks herself, as a proxy for the author: "What else to write, besides the bare-facts daily chronicle she's begun?" Thus every story begins, unfolding on the understanding that all accounts are partial, all impressions subject to change.

Now serving all impressions.

All impressions are not created equally.

If all impressions triggered impulses, the skeptic would be inactive due to a kind of paralysis.

Still, the report leaves a bleak over-all impression.

The over-all impression was of Jacqueline Kennedy taking your order at a drive-through window.

We got an over-all impression of good humor, preoccupation, and a high purpose with just a whiff of intrigue.

And yet the over-all impression is one of leftover anecdotes clumped together under the banner of conservation.

The over-all impression is of an overindulged society, jaded from too much spare time and disposable income.