Sentence examples for give a different impression from inspiring English sources

The Rich Kids of Instagram somehow give a different impression.

Maybe a different selection of notebooks might give a different impression of his work over all.

Radical Islamism, which has had such an explosive effect in the Middle East, has failed to catch fire below the Sahara (see article).The television news can give a different impression.

Mostly False -- The statement contains some element of truth but ignores critical facts that would give a different impression.

But what he said next gave a different impression.

If all that makes Ginastera sound faceless, the music gives a different impression.

Listening to a live recording with Leonie Rysanek gives a different impression: the whole opera begins to make sense because the voices are operating in service of something more than merely producing given tones.

"If my statement gave a different impression, I offer my apologies".

The term "quantum leap" is technically not wrong, but it gives a different impression to a physicist than to a layperson.

It all seems pretty representative of the state of mainstream UK clubbing, yet a quick browse through the venue's Facebook page gives a different impression.

The smaller scale patterns obtained from the five 100 m2 sampling plots within the graveyards gave a different impression than the large scale pattern encountered from the two transects.