Sentence examples for encouraging impression from inspiring English sources

He said Sinn Féin's initial "encouraging" impression was that the financial package being offered had improved, "but we have to work out what is new money and what is recycled".

"Ryan made a really encouraging impression on everybody during his first full season," said managing director of cricket Angus Fraser.

Though spanning the spectrum from positive to negative, his experiences have left him with a single, poignant, encouraging impression: "The one thing that's true that I've seen over and over is [that] good science is always rewarded".

But for all these immediate benefits, he risks encouraging the impression that his party is fixated on a subject that most voters do not much care about and at the expense of subjects they do care about, such as jobs, health care and the economy.

The US had "too often fallen into the trap of treating our involvement in these parts of the world as a kind of zero sum game - encouraging the impression that, in order to be successful on one side of the Asian land mass, we must by necessity downgrade or curtail our activities in the other", he said.

His approach to fighting the Islamic State, meanwhile, consists of allying with the Assad regime in Syria (and, by implication, its Iranian patrons), encouraging the impression that the U.S. is picking favorites among Islamic sects.

In a sense, the shadow chancellor encouraged this impression.

Although Fields encourages the impression that he has never lost a case, the assertion is dubious.

The General Synod of the Church of England is set up in the round so as to encourage the impression of consensual discussion amongst friends.

These austerities encourage the impression that one is watching life as it happens, and force the viewer to make sense of scenes and relationships glimpsed in medias res.

The migration of the "Liebestod" from the beginning to the end of "Tristan" encouraged the impression that the opera is a ritual of erotic suicide.