Sentence examples for genuine impression of from inspiring English sources
The maddening thing is that Harrigan gives the genuine impression of caring for his young charge; but is that not precisely the impression he plans to give, as a means of softening Howie's defenses?
Speaking with the same intensity as Sagesse in "The Last Life," she seems, in her description, to achieve what the young girl had only dreamed of: "She described the pale gold swath of sand in the foreground, the way the paint was lumpy and textured there to give the genuine impression of the ridges, the way they stood out to the eye but melted beneath your toes when you walked barefoot...
High perceived prejudice would thus represent their genuine impression of society's stigma.
If you make a genuine impression, Di Bello said most galleries will give a 10% discount on art purchases.
Be honest about your mistakes and create a genuine impression that you have learned from them.
The focus is not on the promotion of genuine equality but maintaining the impression of it, whatever the cost.
She added: "So it would seem that planting the third incendiary device was perhaps a move designed to bolster Lambert's credibility and reinforce the impression of a genuine and dedicated activist".
He has promised results within 100 days, in keeping with his hero, Napoleon.The impression of dynamism is genuine enough.
Although the singing is pure and forthright throughout, it gives the impression of being canned, whereas genuine folk music was anything but.
The burial scene had been difficult to play, Musidora asserted in a letter to the novelist: "I wanted my face to be covered like my body, so that the impression of getting buried would be genuine.
