Sentence examples for from the impression from inspiring English sources
BUT TO PICK YOU UP FROM THE IMPRESSION THAT ALL LOVE IS JUST A FIGMENT OF YOUR IMAGINATION Here's a bunch of photos of twins at this year's Twinsburg Twins Days Festival.
Hanley then made a silicone cast from the impression on the paint can.
This is very far from the impression that was conveyed to the public at the start.
They used CT scans to create internal casts showing the shape of the brain from the impression it left on the inner surface of the skull.
White asparagus, raw and cooked, and truffled potato purée aren't allowed to detract from the impression made by that stunning skin.
On Saturday, he did nothing to dissuade people from the impression that he is Scotland's enforcer, making sure that Scotland receives what it is owed.
Another lace corset appeared with a tailored business skirt, giving a similar straight-from-the-bedroom impression.
(Was Prince consulted?) Old hooks were instantly recognizable as the band rolled out hits (along with a few non-Motown songs from the Impressions and the Ronettes).
Quote of the day, from "The Impressions of a Cousin," a novella by Henry James, from 1884: She only wants not to suffer — she is immensely afraid of that.
The sample is taken from the Impressions' We Must Be in Love and plays as feelgood, joyous neo-soul, tinged with nostalgia.
