Sentence examples for credible impression from inspiring English sources

Another of this author's niftier tricks is creating the utterly credible impression that Milo has appeared in a whole series of previous novels that built up the many relationships that shape this one.

Mushrooms send up a new fruiting body each year, but never fear, last year's model is still around, sitting, unattached, a couple of feet away from the fresh one and doing a credible impression of a rotting chunk of particle board covered with a film of moss.

However, under its sleekly styled skin, the Murano shares its layout with the Altima sedan and the new Quest minivan.The Murano's interior is no less a departure from the class standards, with sections of the top surface of the dashboard, center console and door panels all carved away to create a credible impression of open space.

Peele does a very credible impression of the Commander in Chief in a good sketch in which Key plays an "anger translator," who expresses the strong emotions the president can't convey himself.

Some of us grow up doing credible impressions of model citizens (though sooner or later hairline cracks appear in our facades).

They fear it adds to the impression that they are not economically credible.

The magnitude of change and the lack of uncertainty estimates were subordinate to the overall impression of the information as being credible and salient.

The impression conveyed was that the spokespersons were credible, and their reported statements imparted information and reassurance, and sometimes put the risk for SARS into a broader risk perspective.

As Rashid's interrogators torment him more and more, the hazy naivety of his agenda in Pakistan seems less and less credible to him; his story disintegrates, reassembles, incorporates feeble lies, half-remembered impressions, guilty dreams.

In the 21st century, where everything seems instantly knowable, credible new acts often arrive with some level of cloak and dagger – the better to foster the impression of separation from the over-mediated herd.

Because responses to PRO measures are subjective, representing a patient's impression, open-label studies, where patients and investigators are aware of assigned therapy, are rarely credible.