Sentence examples for constant impression of 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.

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.

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.

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

All moving-image photography relies on the phenomenon known as "persistence of vision": a film camera pointed at its subject takes a rapid succession of still images, 24 of them per second, and on the cinema screen they blur into the impression of constant motion.

This criticism runs deeper, suggesting that there is a kind of patrician laidback quality, even a laziness, to Cameron – as if, while in his head he knows he should be like Blair, giving the impression of constant activity, in his heart he'd rather be like Harold Macmillan, taking a month off in the summer and making time for a decent lunch.

ThIt Slise Sculpture Is 100 Feet Of Vertical "Delight AnowMadness".

And the constant tempo-changing gave the impression of emotional extremity and careful control of the artistic environment.

It is embodied not only in Dean himself, but also in the blog, which creates the impression of a constant dialogue between supporters and campaign staff, and in the organizing on the ground.