Sentence examples for curious impression from inspiring English sources

The curious impression was left that for many of them toughness has become an abstraction.

The presence of so many extraordinary receptacles leaves visitors with the curious impression that containers are often more important — and unquestionably longer lasting — than the things they contain.

It's Erin Wasson, however, who makes the most curious impression, at least to those who recall the sexy saunter of Naomi Campbell and other supermodels of yore.

This is Amélie in the Trenches, one reviewer concluded; Le Parisien said that Tautou's performance was so reminiscent of her previous role that one has the "curious impression of watching 'Amelie goes to war'".

"It would surely make a very curious impression if it became generally known that he is not accepted as a citizen of the UK and that his passport carries an endorsement which suggests that there is something filthy about him.

The pitch, as I have said, shot across the plate with a notable amount of right-to-left (from Gibson's vantage point) action, and his catchers sometimes gave the curious impression that they were cutting off a ball that was headed on a much longer journey — a one-hundred-foot fastball.

It's curious, this impression that the characters you're watching are in turn watching and even applauding you.

Aren't they enormous?" The woman, Munni Devi, who said she is in her late 30s (she didn't know her exact age), had come here from the village of Kharkhoda, and was as curious about my impressions as I was about hers.

And she notes a curious rebound effect: "The more exclamation points you use, the more you need to use in order create an impression of exclamation".

But there were also curious disconnects in his overall impression.

It's a curious, circuitous trajectory which gives the impression that Goldfrapp are in the invidious position of playing catch-up to all the Gagas, LaRouxs and Little Boots upon whom they must surely have been a major influence.