Sentence examples for image impressed from inspiring English sources

"The image impressed on the cloth is that of a dead man, but the blood speaks of his life".

"Mr. Obuchi's commitment to reforming the economy and his very kind and father-like image impressed many Japanese," said Takeshi Sasaki, a professor of political science at Tokyo University.

I hope they leave the work with a feeling, not just an image impressed into memory.

Despite their small size and often scintillating surfaces, most of these images impress us with their solidity, precision and scale.

Next he placed the paper on the freshly painted glass and impressed the image to the paper with his brayer.

But though its sleek and speedy image has impressed those who have taken it for a spin, road safety campaigners fear that the Roadster's almost silent running could pose a threat to vulnerable pedestrians who may not be able to hear it coming.

i2R is essentially a plastic substrate with a heat-activated liquid crystal coating: you pass it through a thermal printer and a 300dpi monochrome image is impressed on its surface — until you want to rewrite it, which you can do up to 260 times by their calculations.

But the Bolshoi has never lost the effect of the initial images it impressed upon the eye.

One drawback of this approach is the patchwork image it impresses upon the modern student, as if Ibn Kammuna prepared a quiltwork of philosophical sources rather than taking a stand on the issues.

Thomas depicts Nixon as putting on the tough-guy image to impress his aides.

The picture has to stand alone -- not a pin up per se, but an image that impresses the character's nature in the action.