Sentence examples for different impressions of from inspiring English sources

How else to intermingle past and present, to fuse many different impressions of a single character, or to delve with Proustian fortitude beneath the material's genteel veneer?

Reconciling all those different impressions of who Mr. Obama is and what he stands for may prove as defining a challenge as fixing the economy.

Two people who are similar in many respects and who start the same exercise program may have entirely different impressions of it.

So Mr. Gearty and his team needed to create different impressions of the water depending on where Pi was: in the water, underwater, in the boat.

This transition was reflected by the different impressions of the writer Erica Jong in her 1973 novel, "Fear of Flying," and her daughter Molly Jong-Fast in a 1997 interview with The New York Times.

A photographer can create different impressions of the same scene by including some elements in the frame and omitting others, by changing lenses, or by tweaking the color and tone of the image in the darkroom.

They had a rather different impression of him.

Mr. Patel had a different impression of Mr. Creme: "Bonkers".

Everyone had a different impression of him, though all spoke fondly of him.

But a trip across Kosovo provides a different impression of America's role.

Maybe a different selection of notebooks might give a different impression of his work over all.