Sentence examples for also creates the impression from inspiring English sources

The raw meshing together also creates the impression of a fence, and thus feelings of confinement.

By using the word "they," instead of naming her critics, it also creates the impression of a common, conspiratorial enemy, when, in fact, her detractors were quite varied.

"It also creates the impression if the policemen can't protect themselves, then how can they protect people?" Mr. Sahni of the Institute for Conflict Management said that the attacks are being planned in Pakistan and are attempting to take advantage of Kashmiris' anger at the Feb. 9 execution of a local Muslim man, Muhammad Afzal, also known as Afzal Guru.

"The advances in technology make it possible to work from anywhere at any time, but that also creates the impression that we are available all the time wherever we are," said Dave Patel, the article's author and the organization's specialist in workplace trends.

He also creates the impression that the Guptas are emerging businesspeople who are being victimised for attempting to enter industries dominated by "white monopoly capital".

This also creates the impression, familiar to past media moral panics, that older adults are negatively judging media used by youth which they themselves don't use or understand.

Florida's breezy pronouncements are what got him the world's attention, but they have also created the impression that making them is all he does.

But U.S. officials said Washington's act could also create the impression that the United States is not turning over full sovereignty -- and giving itself special privileges.

His virtuosity in the third act would not only dazzle, but also create the impression that this prince has been fooled by a sorcerer's crafty daughter.

Not only did such a swap allow each firm to deceive investors about its business, it also created the impression that the industry as a whole was $300 million larger than it actually was.

There is a much deeper moral danger about these orders and that is that the courts in granting them are allowing men to treat women like chattels – they are not just condoning these celebrities' conduct but also creating the impression that it is acceptable to behave like this and not to tell your wife or partner what you have been up to.