Sentence examples for continual impression from inspiring English sources
Watching Celtic, even in Scotland's top flight, leaves the continual impression of a team lacking a vital, exciting ingredient.
It is only in God that one finds full satisfaction of desire, "he is also the true final Cause of the Will of Man; which I take to be nothing else but that continual Impression whereby the Author of Nature moves him towards himself" (227).
But when we are dealing with impact, which arises from a heavy body which has already been falling for some time, or from a bow that has already been restoring its shape for some time, or from a similar cause, the force in question is living force, which arises from an infinity of continual impressions of dead force.
Not only that, Arsenal failed to pick up three points as well as any kind of momentum, continuing the impression that this is going to be a season characterised by continual stumbles rather than purposeful strides.
Here, for example events from the past fade away and become connected in continual transformation to new experiences and impressions.
Continue to seek out a continual future.
I have the impression civil servants feel confused and threatened by the continual drum beat of government hostility.
"Her continual run-ins with the criminal justice system gives me the impression she has zero concern".
The rider keeps continual, light contact with the horse's mouth; and the intention is to convey an impression of graceful, collected action.
It has continual profanity.
