Sentence examples for contributes to the impression of from inspiring English sources

A glaring light overhead contributes to the impression of the artist as all-powerful inquisitor.

Served in the low light of 66's minimal-chic lounge (you feel as if your head is on a dimmer), the work of the architect Richard Meier, the Shanghai Cosmo, pale red and suspiciously smooth, contributes to the impression of being presented with an opiate, not alcohol, in a den, not a bar.

54 Below provides a perfect venue for such a show; its speakeasy-like atmosphere contributes to the impression of having been transported to a 1920s supper club for an evening's entertainment by a famous chanteuse.

Contributing to the impression of abandonment is the fact that some railroad stations in the city, including those far from subway lines, have infrequent service even during the morning rush, the survey found.

The "uh" that pops up in an irregular fashion when he talks — it's a tic rather than a sign of hesitation — was particularly discombobulating, and it contributed to the impression of someone who just didn't have his act together.

To be sure, the thinkers described as "fideists" have sometimes expressed their objections in ways that contribute to the impression of irrationalism.

According to Waterman, although psychedelic trips informed the experiences of many artists in lower Manhattan at the time, "Venus" contributed to the impression of Marquee Moon as a transcendental work in the vein of 19th-century Romanticism: "Verlaine is into perception, and sometimes the perception he represents is as intense as a mind-altering substance".

These feelings may have contributed to the impression of the elderly patients that they were not welcome in hospital.

Undoubtedly, the "invisible" nature of mTBI, notably the lack of any external physical evidence of damage to the head or brain, has been a major factor contributing to the impression of inconsequentiality.

This defeatist talk only contributes to the impression we are losing, when I think we're winning".

Every day that passes without clear direction from President Obama contributes to the impression that he's lost his mojo.