Sentence examples for common impression that from inspiring English sources
Newton is under the common impression that Leopold had "an unusual gift for lyrical prose".
The common impression that the sets are designed for lighting is incorrect.
The common impression that Erasmus' thought was shaped by Platonic influence rests largely on his first major publication, the Enchiridion.
Unfortunately, there is a common impression that if something appears in book form it is more reliable than if it appears in some other form, when the truth can be exactly the opposite.
Unfortunately, despite data supporting high attendant morbidity and mortality, there is a common impression that bipolar II disorder and bipolar disorder NOS are milder forms of bipolar illness.
"Our common impression is that there is a very good chance that must not be passed up," he said.
The common impression is that the gambit usually fails and the stocks end up in penny stock purgatory on the Nasdaq bulletin board.
This view contradicts a common impression which maintains that Ieyasu was a ruthless leader who treated all the women in his life, and all of his offspring, as commodities to be used as needed to serve the clan or his own ambitions.
It has long been recognized that a protein does not occupy a unique folded three-dimensional array of atoms, despite the impression that is common to almost all textbooks.
A common impression amongst philosophers appears to be that this criterion failed as well, but this judgement is by no means universally shared (for the majority view see Glymour 1980, for a contrary assessment see Sarkar 2001).
There is a common general impression that Singapore is a far less litigious country than some others, such as the USA, and especially so in the 1980s.
