There came a point either side of tea when it was easy to gain the impression that this Test match was primarily about getting Jimmy Anderson to a record.
Each curator was given 20 slots to fill, and you gain the impression that the choices were seldom challenged by the group as a whole.
Readers of "In Bhutan, Happiness Index as Gauge for Social Ills" (news article, Jan . 18 might gain the impression that Bhutan has something to teach other countries about how to enhance their citizens' happiness.
"Overall we gain the impression that the MPC does not want to raise rates soon and that (perhaps) it will bring its unemployment threshold down, possibly next month," said Philip Shaw, economist at Investec.
From the ensuing national brouhaha -- the outraged headlines, the scathing editorials, the heated debates among worshipers -- one might gain the impression that Mr. Zaqzouq was leading an assault against Islam itself.
Nowhere in this book do you gain the impression that Europe has taken stock of its excesses and resolved to act with more caution and good sense in the future.
Those who have seen old movies in theaters with nearly square screens, like those on television sets today, generally gain the impression that the screen is bigger than today's wider movie screens, even though the latter are larger in actual area.
One glimpse at any European newspaper edited lately makes the reader gain the impression that crises and problems keep getting bigger and even more.
"The Karoo is sparsely populated so it's easy to gain the impression that nothing happens there; in fact it is a bustling community," he told the BBC.
The only point that I stumbled upon was the six occurrences of "interestingly", which is a word that can almost always be deleted and that best occur once per paper, lest one gain the impression that everything else in the paper is not interesting (which in this case is not true).
