Sentence examples for critics impression from inspiring English sources

Given Ms. Schulman's characterization of her, audiences could only leave the theater with the mainstream critics' impression.

Since the pro-Israeli marchers and supporters numbered in the hundreds of thousands, and the pro-Palestinian group in the hundreds, the photograph and a pair of related photographs in the Metro section reinforced the critics' impression that The Times was straining to create a sense of equivalence.

Critics' lasting impressions from TIFF ahead of fall movie releases and award season.

According to critic Kyle Gann, Impressions of the Thames, "if Debussyan in its textures, used more prickly chords than Debussy ever dared, and also clusters in the treble range and a low pounding that foreshadowed Charlemagne Palestine, yet modulated...with a compelling sense of unity".

Although many of the critics give the impression that the idea of a new capital was originally Kubitschek's, the scheme for building a great central city in Brazil's interior is well over a hundred years old.

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What's more, such critics have a strange impression of what law enforcement officers along the border actually do.

These shows included "Boston Public," "Ed" and "C.S.I.," none of which made much of an impression on critics and viewers.

Critics sometimes give the impression of being unwilling to face the best case for a religious view of the universe for fear of falling for its spell.

Despite its visual style, his first feature film, The Hunger (1982), which starred David Bowie and Catherine Deneuve as lovelorn vampires, failed to make much of an impression with critics.

Although it did not develop a large audience, the show made an outsize impression on critics, and its fan base continues to devoutly wish for its revival in some fashion.