Sentence examples for every impression of from inspiring English sources
She gives every impression of enjoying winding up her critics.
Mexico gives every impression of sleeping while the world changes around it.
She certainly gives every impression of having pretty much everything she needs.
The fees no doubt help, but he gives every impression of relishing these gigs, says Dimant.
Once Hadwin was in the Charlottes, he gave every impression of being a man on a one-way trip.
The only two adults about, village elders, gave every impression of having been laid on for him.
St Kilda's Paddy McCartin gives every impression of being undaunted by the fuss, no matter what he's actually feeling inside.
America's budget airlines are starting to move upmarket in service quality, whereas Europe's give every impression of moving relentlessly downmarket.
He gave every impression of despising show business - but then he swallowed the hokum of The Wrestler.
Mr Paul, a staunch libertarian who gives every impression of being a decent man, wants to argue that a purist libertarian position is compatible with supporting racial equality.
The Bush administration, for want of a consensus within it, gives every impression of having deferred a decision on what sort of policy to have towards Iran.
