Sentence examples for historical impression from inspiring English sources
Still, the overall historical impression of Pirates! seems accurate.
In each of them, she was without lines of her own, but her mute, stricken countenance became an important part of the historical impression being created and preserved.
"He was under the sphere of Tristano, but he made a lasting historical impression in his own right," Mr. Schaap said.
No historical impressions (prints) made from the block are known, but it has been claimed that other early woodcuts are by the same artist.
And perhaps the most instructive tool to help us is the aforementioned BBC commentary that accompanied the heist live, and remains an honest historical document of first impressions.
Wilentz has synthesized his memories, musical impressions, and historical analysis in a striking new book entitled "Bob Dylan in America," which Doubleday will publish next month; newyorker.com runs an excerpt this week.
The author mixes her personal impressions with historical perspectives as she discusses Versailles, fortresses, cathedrals and cafes for both the armchair traveler and the casual tourist.
In a jazz-lounge voice, he said, "I'm an impresario, so I'll be doing impressions of historical figures, as well as quotes and soundbites of songs…" (I thought an impresario was someone who organizes events and had nothing to do with impressions. But I could be wrong).
"I felt it was an attempt to skew the historical process and give the impression that there was overwhelming support for a position that a lot of people are neutral or unsure about," she said.
Soos has a good eye for the rampant corruption and social injustice that tarnished New York's image during its so-called gilded era, and his impressions of the historical city are handsomely nuanced.
With so much historical material, generously displayed, the overall impression is of a soaring creative talent whose work defined the new role of the modern woman, while at the same time embracing her timeless beauty.
