Sentence examples for contributes to an impression of from inspiring English sources
It contributes to an impression of energy and vibrancy in the wine, which can be attractive.
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.
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.
But from a reader's perspective, it's jarring when someone who has been well known for years in a particular field is suddenly transformed into "Sir So-and-So". And such references might contribute to an impression — however unfair — of The Times as slightly fusty or out-of-touch.
Their invisibility on the public stage contributed to an impression that the vast majority of women were pro-choice.
Perhaps Mr. Maazel's very intelligence contributes to a common impression of him, or misapprehension.
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.
But recent polling has shown that negative ads centered on Romney's history at Bain Capital are working in pivotal battleground states, with an increasing number of voters saying the attacks contribute to an unfavorable impression of the former Massachusetts governor.
Miami is now enjoying one of those blessed spells when the tackiest buildings contribute to an overall impression of throbbing vitality.
Republicans said Mr. Gore's proposal revealed a weakening of his stance against putting taxpayer money in the financial markets and would thus contribute to an overall impression of Mr. Gore as someone without reliable core values.
