Sentence examples for escape the impression of from inspiring English sources
But it is hard to escape the impression of an ageing class warrior - Badiou is 72 - railing against the waning of his own strength.
Still, it's hard to escape the impression of a story that he is driven to tell and retell, like an epic poem, as if the telling were the sole means of keeping it alive.
But while his influence on pop culture is undeniable, it's difficult to escape the impression of Leary during this period as a fading opportunist, trading on his sixties iconography as best he could before his death from prostate cancer in 1996.
LA need him to maintain that standard, but looking at their line up, from the productive veteran Keane to the young center back coming of age, it's hard to escape the impression that the last piece of the jigsaw just slotted into place at the back.
Regardless of whether one supported or opposed the war, one cannot escape the impression that the weapons, some of which may yet be found, were a pretext for a campaign whose larger motives and purposes the Administration has never seen fit to articulate to the public.
As the two distinguished U.N. civil servants — Brian Urquhart and Erskine Childers — wrote in 1996: "It is impossible to escape the impression that many governments, including some of the most powerful, do not in fact want a strong, independent leader as Secretary General".
It is hard to escape the impression that this is the author speaking of and for herself.
In view of the fact that the editorial board of The Times has endorsed Mrs. Clinton, it is difficult to escape the impression that the counting approach used by The Times is designed expressly to overstate support for Mrs. Clinton.
But it was difficult to escape the impression that a crisis is in the making.
Still, it is hard to escape the impression that his attention began to wander.
One cannot escape the impression that Mr. Edwards considers the presidential race another case to be tried and won, this time before a jury of millions.
