Sentence examples for grey impression from inspiring English sources

Electric fires have come a long way since my 1970s childhood, when our "hearth" consisted of a moulded grey impression of a pile of coals, underlit by two temperamental red bulbs, crudely animated by a whirling disc.

At least here the light on the silvery-grey sea gives an impression of brightness, and the constant movement of the waves lends liveliness to the landscape.

· Grey power has made an impression.

"Astride her golden head sat a little rose-petalled hat, such as debutantes wear at garden parties... Her simple, grey, sleeveless dress accentuated the impression of modesty... until one looked at it closely.

It was a case of a dialectic-in-progress that knew no grey areas and gave the impression of Hegelian heritage taken up again and enhanced to the maximum heights of historiographic vision cultivated by some historicist-critic of Crocian persuasion.

Dysfunction is a little like a silent movie, and Anna Fleischle's set, all greys and whites, enhances this impression.

Or when he's Wellington, who looks as if he has stepped out of a Grey Poupon commercial, creating the wrong impression at Gray's Papaya by shouting out DMX's "Rough Riders".

"He paints with his spear, in blood!" Anderson laughs before doing an impression of Bob Ross as Grey Worm, which is now my ringtone.

All specimens are preserved as carbonaceous impressions on the surface of grey tuffaceous siltstone (Wang et al., 2013).

His first impression of Britain was of "a grey and foggy place.

I wanted to see what kinds of people were drawn to watch it and I wanted get a personal impression of what "Fifty Shades of Grey" is really about.