Sentence examples for forming the impression from inspiring English sources

Chocolate thins, £11, from prestat.co.uk Lest you be forming the impression that Buy of the Day subsists entirely on a diet of chocolate, look at yesterday's suggestion.

"I formed the impression that he was struggling.

Indeed, I always formed the impression the couple didn't have much money.

Have a great time being very friendly and joking around though so they form the impression that you have bonded.

RÍO BRAVO, Mexico — These days, it is easy to form the impression that a war is going on in Mexico.

But it is the lightly carbonated Getariako Txakolina that forms the impression many people have of the wine.

He said in the interview: "I may well have formed the impression … that it might relate to sexual abuse".

Neighbors in his former Tucson apartment building formed the impression that Mr. Harroun had fought in Afghanistan or Iraq.

In a statement to the Observer, Prescott said he formed the impression that the police were more intent on withholding information relating directly to him.

The result: as people experience dramatic change in their everyday lives, they form the impression that half of politics has precious little to say to them.

WALK around certain streets of Lower Manhattan and it's hard not to form the impression of a new wave Little Seoul in the making.