Sentence examples for grim impression from inspiring English sources
On Monday afternoon, the networks focused on heavy fighting near Nasiriya and Umm Qasr, which left the grim impression that forward momentum was stalled.
One visitor's grim impression of the prison was of a seething netherworld of "tattoos, long hair, ponytails and gray teeth".
By the end of the interviews the informants often stressed that they had spent most of the interview delving into problematic issues, suggesting we might have elicited an unwarranted grim impression of how GPs view their working conditions.
And finally there's the fact, known to any longtime viewer of the series, that "Entourage" made a grim first impression.
Asked on Tuesday in a news conference to share his impressions of the grim scenes he has witnessed in the Rockaways, he seemed to equate such reflection with idleness.
In London you do get the impression that life is grim and earnest, the world fierce and competitive.
But Donahue's impression is much more grim: "I suspect it's not a fundamentally serious enterprise".
In a megalopolis where politics is often grim and wearing, Ms. Robles gives the impression that she is having the time of her life.
My roommate, who'd spent his weekend protesting the imminent invasion of Iraq, had to open doors and beers alike for me, between grim discussions about intervention and dueling George W. Bush impressions.
