Sentence examples for constant impression from inspiring English sources

The actress gives the constant impression of quite severe self-knowledge but also a withering understanding of human motivation in more general terms.

It is the constant impression of people outside Italy that Mr. Berlusconi is some kind of evil buffoon and that the vast majority of Italians repudiate him.

Clive was under the constant impression that he had just emerged from unconsciousness because he had no evidence in his own mind of ever being awake before.... "I haven't heard anything, seen anything, touched anything, smelled anything," he would say.

Borle, hitherto more familiar in musicals, gives the constant impression--as he brings Prior to life, and near death--of having something horrible gnawing at his innards.

It helped me wrap my head around all of the changes and constant new impressions.

"It's creating a 24/7 constant need for impression and appearance management".

The constant controversy gives the impression that everything is going badly, but it's not true.

Indeed, he gives the impression of constant motion even when sitting almost still and talking.

In fact, the anxious and recriminating talk on both sides may give a false impression of constant tension.

Metric movement, punctuated by a drum (Ayano Kataoka), is in constant change, though the impression given is of a calculated energy, not a case of nerves.

Although the demands of his job are constant, he gave the impression of a man who thoroughly enjoys a relaxed conversation.