Sentence examples for contributed to an impression from inspiring English sources

Their invisibility on the public stage contributed to an impression that the vast majority of women were pro-choice.

Obama's obvious aversion to political theatrics and mindless repetition contributed to an impression of inconsistency (and lack of passion) that dogged him throughout his term.

The way that the ocean had been tamed in this way contributed to an impression that had been building up in the course of our stay and which I now communicated to Francesco.

Aquino still enjoys a vast amount of support, but her disinclination to take the political initiative on key issues while she searches for an elusive consensus has contributed to an impression of irresolution & drift.

By contrast, the initial scope and intensity of the Pakistan flood was difficult to report, the disaster happened slowly over time, and it appeared to cause far fewer deaths, which perhaps contributed to an impression, or misimpression, that the daily flood news was less compelling.

Some of his tactical kicking as the match wore on also contributed to an impression the Lions had stopped trying to win the game outright, but were simply trying to see it out.

It contributes to an impression of energy and vibrancy in the wine, which can be attractive.

From a curbside vantage, the elongated wheelbase, stretched hood and sloped windshield contribute to an impression that the cabin is now in tow behind a four-horse hitch up front.

I suspect it was her death that contributed to a public impression of Merton as a glum, even tragic soul.

Their reports, Erica Grieder writes, have contributed to "a widespread impression that Texas is corrupt, callous, racist, theocratic, stupid, belligerent, and most of all, dangerous".

In recent weeks, the tough stances of several senior bank policy makers on inflation has contributed to a broad impression that at least some officials are itching to raise interest rates as soon as tension eases in the financial markets.