Sentence examples for enduring impressions from inspiring English sources

Although public figures promote enduring impressions of the stalwart, pumped-up spirit, he added, patients themselves often describe a more nuanced, evolving journey.

Indeed, one of my enduring impressions of the Russian Army is that it seems to be manned by a legion of beggars -- troops without the money to buy decent cigarettes, which they are forced to bum from visitors.

On Tuesday the 10 presented works produced few enduring impressions and an overwhelming sense of a greater interest in theatrical atmosphere than in actual steps: not necessarily a bad thing if the theatrics had been more compelling.

At least, initially, when enduring impressions can be made.

(Chinen) ★ Oliver Lake Trio (Monday) Oliver Lake, an alto saxophonist with a huge, bracing tone and firsthand knowledge of the post-1960s avant-garde, made one of the most enduring impressions at the recent Undead Jazzfest, in multiple settings.

If the impulse for religion is in our bones, then the antitheists' angry rebukes today will leave no enduring impression.

Doniger tries to remedy the enduring impression of a "unified Hinduism" created in large part by the first British scholars of India.

Under criticism, he clarified, to the Wall Street Journal, that U.S. "bonds are absolutely sacred," but the incident left an enduring impression on the financial community.

Show," and tackles the enduring impression that the Stones almost committed career suicide by following Brown, whose theatrics and fancy footwork on this occasion were arguably his very best.

He first comically denied that opinion polls had affected his decision, then over-hastily emulated a crowd-pleasing Tory tax proposal, leaving an enduring impression of intellectual surrender.That sorry episode unleashed another near-unstoppable political force: momentum.

My other enduring impression was of an anarchic day that began as a walking tour of the old city and ended with hamburgers and beer in a pedal cart.