Sentence examples for cultivated impression from inspiring English sources
Unnatural death occurs with alarming regularity here, despite the carefully cultivated impression that President Vladimir V. Putin has presided over an era of stability, economic progress and resurgent national pride.
The firms would also use the employees they have already placed on secondments in the heart of government, and their scores of public affairs experts, to reinforce the carefully cultivated impression that they were indispensable to the government's plans to create a low-carbon energy system, sources said.
The firms will use the employees they have already placed on secondments in the heart of government, friendly media and their scores of public affairs experts, sources said, to reinforce the carefully cultivated impression that they are indispensable to the government's plans to create a low-carbon energy system.
Pollux noted that the latter gave the impression of a cultivated individual.
The identification of cultivated pearl millet (Pennisetum) amongst plant impressions on pottery from Oued Chebbi (Dhar Oualata, Mauritania).
The grooving and floating flexibility of vibraphonist Lewis Wright's Mind Over Mayhem (veering between tight arrhythmic games and the composer's flying bebop virtuosity) and bassist Tom Farmer's Ornette Clashan-esque Card Clash furthered the impression that this fine group's long-cultivated empathy keeps on growing.
There on the tube was a most stunning impression, visual and olfactory -- the lush swell of the Pacific Ocean, throbbing against the cultivated lawns of a golf course called Pebble Beach.
Quarter the cultivated strawberries.
In France, a guy walking into a café conveys the impression that he knows that eyes are on him, and his controlled gestures and knowing expressions bear the traces of the cultivated actor.
Bricklaying, by contrast, cultivated discipline.
