Sentence examples for come the impression from inspiring English sources

First must come the impression, and the understanding having the power of utterance expresses in speech the affection it receives from the object.

With that connotation comes the impression of power, and that triggers different reactions.

Don't ever come under the impression that you "deserved" to have a drink and then go driving after the fact just because of how long and hard your day has been.

The error does not come from the impression of some non-existent object.

These come from the impression in the hair left by the plastic clasp or closure on the foam roller.

Yet out of the bloody carnage of violence and hate of Berlin on the Monday before Christmas comes the enviable impression of a country that is true to the values of liberal Europe.

I want to make a good impression come the start of the season".

"We were well aware if a lesser hit came first, the impression was going to be, 'This is going to be a soft crew.' But if a different play came early, it would be, 'Oh, 10-game suspensions are going to be the norm.' " A standard seemed to be set when Wisniewski wiped out Clutterbuck.

"But a naïve audience member could see it and come away with the impression that sometimes therapy actually helps people".

But readers of "No Apology" are likely to come away with the impression that the chief internal enemy the United States faces today is labor unions.

But if I read all of this, I might come away with the impression that the Nook Tablet can show high-definition video!