Sentence examples for almost no impression from inspiring English sources

"It made almost no impression," Mr. Hartridge said.

And random versions with volume and note-length changes arbitrarily sprinkled throughout made almost no impression.

At the far end of the room, a stained-glass mural by Leger makes almost no impression.

The Xbox has made almost no impression in its two rivals' home country—its share of the consoles market there is less than 1%.

From the caldron of frustration the revolt represented, Islamic activists here have built on their formidable charity across a landscape where liberal and secular forces have made almost no impression.

But the treatment that left the deepest impression on me was one that in the moment left almost no impression at all, the craniosacral with Mindy Totten, at the Oasis Center.

There's almost no emotional impression a sound can't be found for.

A new poll by Fairleigh Dickinson University's PublicMind survey center reveals that about a third of people outside New Jersey have no impression of it, and almost half believe it is at least as good a place to live as other states.

To the contrary, in Scandinavia, some birds are so are darkly plumages as to give a blackish-brown impression with almost no paler colour showing.

BIG BOX The store is vast and impressive, almost giving the impression that there aren't enough clothes to properly fill it.

Abandoned cabins and loading bays add to the tragic, almost timeless, impression of absurdist futility.