Sentence examples for getting an impression from inspiring English sources

I think you're getting an impression of what my life in the movies has been like.

Having a cappuccino after a meal in Italy isn't considered sacrilege or barbarism or heresy or a crime, though you can be forgiven for sometimes getting an impression of that sort.

The value of observing others was said to increase awareness of effective communication skills such as using appropriate language, learning how to explain and respond to questions, and getting an impression of what patient education entails.

The residual micropattern contrast allows for getting an impression of the adhesion process (see magnification in Fig.  1c): the rim of the lamellipodium correlates with the micropattern structure, indicating that during growth the cell attaches predominantly to the capture antibody sites.

Billy gets an impression of strength and solidness and damp".

"This should help users from other galaxies get an impression of Germany," he added.

"Every time they look at us, they get an impression," she said wryly.

But to get an impression of the nature of a person, one has to see him in motion.

"You get an impression of what he was like in the flesh that you just can't from a painting.

Lawyers, judges and politicians spent a day or two in prison to get an impression of the conditions.

Talk to Pullman and you get an impression of the head of steam that builds behind a mega-budget franchise.