In no way did he ever give the impression of trying to profit from that".
After all the Ian Wright, Wright hype it was time to deliver, and the 36-year-old striker did so sufficiently to be named man of the match without ever erasing the impression of an ageing player hoping for a final fanfare.
It even has the size of a small panel with its height of 35.4 centimeters, or 14 inches, and does not give the impression of ever having belonged to a manuscript.
The centrepiece of these is The Matrix-style virtual reality immersion designed to "explore your worst fears," administered by Beatrice's instructor, Four (Theo James), a hunk who stares through his eyebrows without giving the impression of ever really seeing anyone.
Last time, as I sat there sipping my coffee and tossing away lottery tickets that promised no riches, I also began reflecting on whether or not I would ever make a memorable impression of my own on someone -- either as a traveler or local.
He described the music as an "evil fog" that fades in and out of the game without being initiated by any scripted moments or to warn of impending danger, instead creating the impression of ever-present danger.
Perhaps Saddam Hussein, ever paranoid, feared even the impression of compromise; the answer has never been clear.
He looks quite unlike any ordinary human being I have ever seen, and gives no impression of wishing to regard himself as one – or a second.
At one point, Giuliani declared that Dorismond had been no "altar boy"; later, upon being advised by a reporter that Dorismond had, in fact, been an altar boy, he refused to comment, calling the question "argumentative".... Giuliani is the only politician I have ever interviewed who gives the impression of being more cautious and deliberate in private than in public.
The escalating demand for academic credentials in the job market gives the impression of an ever-more-knowledgeable society, whose members perform cognitive feats their unschooled parents could scarcely conceive of.
