Sentence examples for creating impressions from inspiring English sources

Trained as a theater designer in the 1920's, he was a master of creating impressions, and to visit Manitoga is to walk onto his set.

Presumably this is about creating impressions, about brand reinforcement: nasty biased media, picking on the plucky politicians wanting to shake up the rotten Canberra establishment.

And it has been able to skew the perceptions even of such distinguished public servants and well-respected Democrats as Al Gore and John Kerry, creating impressions of them very quickly that were out of step with reality".

The following sentence, which appears on Page 80, is so inept that it may actually be an ancient curse and to read it more than three times aloud is to summon the cannibal undead: "Today's biggest enemy of lasting influence is the sector of both personal and corporate musing that concerns itself with the art of creating impressions without consulting the science of need ascertainment".

If you want to be the best at creating impressions, look to the experts.

In Jubilate Agno, he describes his writing as creating "impressions".

They have core values and beliefs, and they create impressions on people.

Egomaniacal moves, personal grandiosity, greed, and deception create impressions that are hard to erase.

Neither the belly nor the elevated, more proximal portions of each forelimb created impressions.

Only rarely-captured behaviors, such as crouching, might create impressions made by the hands.

Only when the trunk was lowered toward a substrate, as in a crouched posture, could the hands potentially create impressions.