Sentence examples for have a clear impression from inspiring English sources

Often enough the players themselves don't have a clear impression of how things happened.

Owing to the way that elections operate, the most sought-after voters also tend to be the most indifferent ones — those who, deep into a campaign, still don't have a clear impression of the candidates in contention.

In CrunchVision for example you can zoom in and still have a clear impression on the startup density by region or city.

By contrast, Mr. Cook said in London that he had a "clear impression" that the government negotiators in today's talks wanted to see an end to the farm occupations.

While watching the debates, I had a clear impression of the meaning behind Hillary's stunning outfits.

I have quite a clear impression: The aircraft was filled with garbage, but there were really no people there.

And when it was over, despite a tepid beginning to the Tony Sparano era as offensive coordinator, Tebow had left a clear impression — that he will emerge as an asset for the Jets this season, be it as a punt protector or an elusive running threat or something else entirely.

The world champion underlined the impression that Mercedes have a clear advantage by beating Williams's Felipe Massa despite using slower tyres.

In order to avoid repetition within this special issue and to have a clear separation, the present contribution only gives an impression of the work done within the one particular work-package with the above title.

One of its members, Professor Robert W. Scarff, wondered "if strict randomisation was necessary since so many clinicians had a clear-cut impression of what was best for the patient and might feel random selection to be a little unethical".

To have a clear voice.