Sentence examples for elaborate impression from inspiring English sources

Watts's elaborate impression of Diana has the upward look, the doe-eyed gaze of seduction and reproach and she can do the estuary-posh voice.

Bradshaw says "Watts's elaborate impression has... the doe-eyed gaze of seduction and reproach".

On his death he was blamed for never saying what he thought nor meaning what he said, and Tacitus elaborated this impression.

Jeyasingh's choreography elaborated that impression by channelling the gregarious sociability of Veronese's canvas into solos of vivid, sharp gestures and choppy rhythms, making each dancer look like a contemporary doppelganger of one of the painted figures.

Boykin further elaborated on his impression of an aggressive, rough-and-ready Jesus during a Mens' Prayer Breakfast at William Jessup University, declaring, "He was a man.

Cashman, though he would not elaborate, left a clear impression that the dismissal was linked to that leave of absence.

On Wednesday, Dabi elaborated on his first impression of Homs: "Some places looked a bit of mess, but there was nothing frightening," he told Reuters.

But he did not elaborate, and he gave the impression he had not thought about the option for long.

Since many of the designs were already shown at the opening of a New Bond Street store in London last year, they gave the impression of an elaborate window display.

Creating an Innovative Way To Cheat on Pleats Elaborate drapes make an outsize impression, but the sewing and stitching required for proper pleats can be laborious and expensive.

Mr. Kurtag has the gift of being elaborate and yet leaving an impression that every superfluity, plus a little more, has been pared away.