Sentence examples for apparent impression from inspiring English sources

"If I were to identify with someone," Maradona toyed with his audience, "I guess Mascherano is the one closest to what I lived through …" It was all getting a bit much for one cub reporter, who stood up under the apparent impression that this continent was big enough for two legends.

The national living wage was pure budgetary viagra for Iain Duncan Smith, who leapt into the air clenching his fists yelling "yes, yes, yes" under the apparent impression that this measure might redeem what is left of his reputation with the rest of the country.

"Has he seen any V.C.?" And, finally, "Is he a V.C.?" And the suspects, instead of insisting that the National Liberation Front actually governed the village and involved the entire population in its programs, supported him in his apparent impression that the Front was only a roving band of guerrillas.

Hayman said that seemed to make no apparent impression upon Erik Menendez.

According to Newman, St. Laurent sometimes seemed unaware of what was happening around him, and at one campaign stop, shook hands with the reporters who were following him, under the apparent impression they were local voters.

These two measures overcome the apparent contradictory impressions arising from reporting estimates of the absolute and relative risk reduction.

Each observer (r) had i-1 ordered thresholds (t ir ) on this continuum which was the observer's perceived impression (apparent trait level) of an ordinal category.

In this new area of education, there is the need to develop teaching techniques that illustrate an evolutionary perspective in such a way that makes the error of these impressions apparent.

Songs changed speeds for no apparent reason, giving the impression of someone trying to tame the ebb of time.

Six pilots experienced sensory illusions resembling a distortion of apparent visual space: the impression of "sinking into a hole" when landing, of objects appearing closer than they actually were, and reduced in size.

Because there was no interstimulus interval, a strong impression of apparent motion was created.