Sentence examples for does not leave much impression from inspiring English sources
"Just as 'La Bohème' does not leave much impression in the mind of the listeners, it will not leave much impression on the history of our lyric theater".
That would do his chances of regaining his licence no good at all, although two convictions for assault, as well as a previous ban for biting an opponent in the ring, suggest chastisement does not leave much impression on him.
Roomali khasta was another shot-glass appetizer, fried pastry cigars stuffed with mushrooms and standing in a sun-dried tomato dip that didn't leave much impression.
It's an impressionistic sort of work, but it doesn't leave much of an impression.
Nadine may have been "the voice" of Girls Aloud but public opinion on the singer is less Marmite than margarine: she doesn't leave much of an impression.
LaBeouf doesn't leave much of an impression in the role, because he isn't given much to work with — he's mainly there to glower and fulminate, to provide a wild foil for Borg's conflicted character, and to offer a measure of prurient suspense regarding his bad behavior that's anticipated during their match.
As Pentheus' tragically deluded mother, Joan MacIntosh speaks of blood-letting revels with the prosaic satisfaction of someone fresh from a cutthroat sale at Bergdorf's, and even a veteran scene stealer like André de Shields, playing the blind prophet Teiresias, doesn't leave much of an impression.
Ashley Kate Adams doesn't leave much of an impression as Millie's best friend, though generally the female chorus comes across much better than the male chorus.
Such events did not leave much of an impression — we became accustomed to them.
Samson Young's spare, abstract and dissonant "Resonance Studies I, II, III, IV" (2006) did not leave much of an impression.
