Sentence examples for distinct impression of from inspiring English sources

You get the distinct impression of strategic recalibration in the face of controversy.

Such starkly divergent outcomes leave the distinct impression of a chaotic system.

Sometimes the justices leave a distinct impression of how they will rule by the end of an oral argument.

He once created a fragrance called Garage and gives the distinct impression of measuring out his pleasures with Calvinist restraint.

RJ: It's strange because so many people have a very distinct impression of you, and it's not as a pimp is it?

The bran has too strong a flavour of its own, and its nubbly texture gives the distinct impression of dining on an old hessian sack (sorry Mrs Lapp).

Williams has yet to make a distinct impression on at least one of his teammates, however.

From the start, Mr. Bush made a distinct impression on Section C, the group of 84 students with whom he would go through his first year of course work.

Recall, then, some event that has left a distinct impression on you — how at the corner of the street, perhaps, you passed two people talking.

This gives two distinct impressions of the craft.

Although the actual feathers had not survived, distinct impressions of them were left in the stony matrix.