Sentence examples for escaping the impression from inspiring English sources

There was no escaping the impression that the Mauresmo reign was considerably more relaxed than was his time with Lendl, whose stern countenance and raw, devilish-sense-of-humour approach Murray came to appreciate for the discipline and focus it brought to his game.

While there was no escaping the impression that, when they parted, Lendl was not nearly so shredded by the experience as was Murray, he revealed after watching Murray practise on Court 19 on Saturday: "Yes it was a tough decision to leave, and for the same reason I left I told Tomas [Berdych] I couldn't work with him.

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.

It remains difficult to escape the impression that Pochettino is approaching a crossroads.

But it's hard to escape the impression that he's being graded on a curve.

It is hard to escape the impression that, for Rembrandt, collecting must have been virtually an addiction.

And it's hard to escape the impression that the Lad Bible site is still a boys' party.

It is hard to escape the impression that this is the author speaking of and for herself.

It is hard to escape the impression that this is also -- in some measure -- how Angela Merkel thinks.

Which makes it hard to escape the impression that the Republican nominee just blew a pretty important opportunity by sticking with a play-it-safe convention strategy.