Sentence examples for growing impression that from inspiring English sources

Mir was saying that Khan's party must dispel the growing impression that it was an I.S.I. front.

Instead, ABC's relentless focus on the frustration of the hostage families contributed to the growing impression that Mr. Carter was ineffectual.

Mr. Li's improbable bid for Cable and Wireless HKT -- and the growing impression that he might actually win the prize -- has baffled executives and government officials in Singapore.

Obama arrives at the summit with his hand strengthened by the growing impression that he will win the support of Congress next week to take military action.

It also gives the viewer an indication why the other members of Genesis might have begun to resent the growing impression that they were merely a backup group for their charismatic lead singer.

Mr. Zhang's charge and curious disappearance add to a growing impression that Mr. Bo's aggressively cultured image of Chongqing as a model for China's future — moral and crime-free, rapidly urbanizing, growing like a weed — has been tarnished.

The growing impression is that if any sort of opportunity offers itself the Western leaders will try to use it.

THE growing impression is that earthbound Serena Williams could be strutting her stuff in the spotlight long after celestial Venus Williams retires to a studio or a classroom or a cloister.

Stoudemire's recent back injury and a growing impression (real or perceived) that he has lost some explosiveness further diminish his value.

Prime Minister Tony Blair came into office in 1997 saying he would concentrate as much on the causes of crime as on crime itself, but the emphasis has shifted since then as a result of the increasing violence and the growing public impression that the legal process rewards the guilty because of inadequate police work and skillful defense lawyers.

That's why I grew up under the impression that life without washboard abs was something to be feared.