Sentence examples for been under the impression from inspiring English sources

Had I been under the impression it was too touristy or something?

They had also been under the impression that the coaches would not be stopping in the town.

"But we've never been under the impression that our only goal was to win the national championship.

Clarke now says, rather carefully: "I think Professor Harrison may have been under the impression Neil was the Anglican chaplain".

Under the influence of Hemingway, he'd been under the impression that "great writing required a Terrible Event One Had Witnessed".

This cautionary advice gave me pause: I had been under the impression that the canoe story was a winner.

Yes, he really had been under the impression this was the correct title for several years in the 1990s.

Until then, I had been under the impression that people who attend events like the Open accept the caveat emptor.

(Asked what he meant, he said he'd been under the impression that he was "having a heated argument with the observer on the subject of labor unions").

Democrats said they had been under the impression that the parameters were not firmly set and that they could still influence the outcome.

Dave Esquer, the head coach of the men's baseball team, had been under the impression that either all five teams would be reinstated, or none would.