Sentence examples for giving an impression from inspiring English sources

The typography of The Times is deliberately dense, giving an impression of substance.

They were abusive and unrepentant outside the court, giving an impression of being Kevin the Teenager in beards.

His personal style and style of governing have changed very little, giving an impression of a certain stability at City Hall.

Nothing is "live"; every scene is a choreographed tableau, each gesture composed, each grouping constructed, giving an impression of inorganic perfection.

Also, it said, he had remained in Myanmar for two months after receiving a visa, giving an impression that he was not at risk.

Many illustrated manuscripts survive, giving an impression of a transition about 1370 1410 from a strongly traditional Lombard style to something that has much in common with northern work.

In person, Ms. Liu gave an impression of deep determination.

The entire figure gives an impression of great elegance.

The St. Agnes branch gives an impression of homely clutter, but Molly Wamp gives an impression of knowing her way around it even in the dark.

"He gives an impression of grand serenity, but back in 2005 he was petrified".

He gave an impression of being in pain, and of needing to hide that pain.