Sentence examples similar to enclosed impression from inspiring English sources

This was apparently disliked by the Director of the Mint, George E. Roberts, for on October 2, 1902, Philadelphia Mint Superintendent John Landis wrote to him, enclosing cardboard impressions of the original and revised proposed reverses.

Conventions on TV: In the July 30 Calendar section, the last sentence of a review of television coverage of the Republican and Democratic national conventions was enclosed in quotation marks, giving the impression that the words were said by Ohio Gov. John Kasich.

If you were sitting in one of those enclosed areas, the sounds in your section were intensified, and you had a distorted impression of the overall aural experience.

"It's completely enclosed.

Poem enclosed "Bleat, Bleat, Bleat".

Two manuscripts enclosed.

Or enclosed, dark spaces.

(See enclosed resumes).

Her check was enclosed.

A form was enclosed.

"Trappists are enclosed," he said.