Sentence examples for dominating impression from inspiring English sources

After all, movies are a photographic medium in which figures tread across the screen in what appears to be real time; the dominating impression that this is real is a large part of the primitive power of the art form.

Lisa Mead, the artistic director of Apples and Snakes – the most substantial spoken word organisation in the country – was also wary of certain trends dominating mainstream impressions of performance poetry, something she attributes to a more recent American influence.

Ms. Rudolph, a former cast member, revisited her scene-dominating impressions.

Inevitably, the memories of the final weekend - and Cardiff in particular - tend to dominate overall impressions, but we have attempted to come up with a team of the tournament based on performances across all five rounds.

"He was bigger than I am and he wanted to create the impression that he was dominating me.

Waiting dominates many citizens' impressions of hospital care.

As it was our clinical impression that blue-collar workers were dominating our cohort of IAC patients, we hypothesized that chronic occupational antigen exposure could play a crucial pathogenetic role for the mainly elderly male IgG4-RD patients.

Tony Greig's England, however, struggled to make any impression on the West Indies through the series, Viv Richards dominating with 829 runs across the series.

Of course that hasn't stopped it dominating all reports of the story: as far as media impressions go, the Neanderthals were now officially the first artists.

Overall impression now dominates, as it does among everyday buyers.

As a new program in a new league, Minnesota-Duluth quickly made an impression in Division I women's hockey by stocking its roster with Olympians from several nations and dominating opponents in the West.