From the West Side Highway, the towers create a neo-Classical impression.
The mechanical reshuffling of canonical repertory creates the impression that classical music is all-purpose fabric that can be cut by the yard.
Their bookending duets, like many of Ms. Fenley's dances, gave the impression of classical statuary come to life, arcs in motion.
Musical responses to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, have left the impression that classical music has lost its power to capture and express the magnitude of contemporary tragedy.
Tatum drew on so much music, from stride to classical, that he gave the impression of endless possibility at the piano.
Mr. Lintermans breaks an impression of bland, classical exactitude, though, with a play of spacial and perceptual illusion, with angles of buildings appearing to emerge and retreat in relief.
This approach to the basic problem of metaphysics is highly significant because it circumvents the dualisms of classical philosophy: subject vs. object, impression vs. a priori principles as the basis of knowledge, freedom vs. determinism, and so on.
In the 1540s Floris, along with his brother Frans I Floris, studied in Rome, and he returned to Flanders with sketchbooks crammed with impressions of both Classical sculpture and the frescoes of Michelangelo and others.
Indeed, it often seems to be under the impression that it is delivering classical tragedy.
Classical and modern dance often give the impression of human beings flying, freed of the earth.
Perhaps the old trick of displaying a music stand in the front room, beaming out an impression of cultured bohemianism and classical erudition, really does work.
