Sentence examples for are given the impression from inspiring English sources

Although the IIU is careful to make no formal claim that their degrees are officially accredited, students are given the impression that they are studying for recognised qualifications.

When innocent outsiders are given the impression that something is being done for them, it hardly matters whether they have paid any money or not.

To those who have this problem and are given the impression that this surgery is either a medical necessity or a quick fix, I have these words of advice -- be wary, it's your knee.

We are given the impression that the only relevant conversations between husband and wife were two in which Plath ordered Hughes out of the house, and we are told Assia said her affair with him would never have begun "had Sylvia behaved differently".

You are given the impression that everybody in the country is happy.

As a user, you are given the impression that the whole time you communicate with your Ace it is the same person on the other end.

He finds it "disturbing" if publicans are giving the impression of unhappiness to customers, but doubts they are.

In fact, we are witnessing significant changes to the team and both Cook and Flower are giving the impression that they are excited by that challenge.

The Quakers (7-1, 5-0) and the Crimson (6-2, 5-0) are giving the impression that these showdowns of undefeated teams are routine.

"We were given the impression it was coming from one ISP in Guangdong," said a delegate.

We're trying to establish why the media were given the impression I was alone".