Sentence examples for and to the impression from inspiring English sources

The presence of friends and lovers — along with counterculture icons like Ken Kesey, Robert Frank, Danny Seymour, and Wavy Gravy — adds to the sense of intimacy, and to the impression of paging through someone's photograph-filled diary.

On his death, calls and messages poured in from far and wide, as testament to the man, to his life, and to the impression he had left behind!

It is easy for them to look cheap and derivative, and to nurture the impression that the company's best days are behind it.

When coloring in, keep the curl edges white to ensure a better definition and to give the impression of flow; refer to the image for guidance.

The purpose of the first sentence was to signal good intentions and to give the impression that the applicants did not want to hide anything from their past.

To make double sure, and to give the impression of broad support, two safe government seats had been vacated to allow him to win by-elections to the lower house of parliament a constitutional requirement for the prime minister.

The idea behind these Friday follows is to promote other IG accounts and to give the impression that, "Oh hey!

Curls are a great way to make your hair larger and to give the impression of tallness.

"It throws into doubt his clean, upright image and adds to the impression that he's helpless and lacks credibility," said Liu Suli, a prominent commentator who owns a bookstore in the capital.

And to give the impression that Don might be about to kill himself.

They should go to see the prominence of important African-American churches and to counter the impression outsiders have of the Harlem of danger and poverty.