Sentence examples for important impression from inspiring English sources

Mr. Scherrer said that his months at Dior had made an important impression on him.

The first and most important impression that a movie viewer receives is of the director's view outward and inward, visual and emotional, and, ultimately, existential.

Another important impression had been the amazing sight of an American tapper performing on the streets of Paris with her guitarist boyfriend.

The first and most important impression that a movie viewer receives is of the director's view — outward and inward, visual and emotional, and, ultimately, existential.

But Pyle made a lasting and important impression at the time on many of us teen-age writers who were hoping to be journalists: tell it straight and simple.

A very important impression I had when we arrived: We were assigned dormitories above the Great Hall, and I was startled by the tremendous whiteness that faced me - the tile was white, the bed was white, the sheets were white, the light was bright and white.

For nearly forty years, he hung popular exhibitions in the Wiggin Gallery [seen below] and added important impressions by Picasso, Dürer, Daumier, and many others.

The loudest cackles among the reporters covering the first presidential debate broke out at about 9 55 on Thursday night in a vast, mirrored filing center at the University of Miami, where important impressions of the candidates' performance were just beginning to gel.

How does a company build this all-important impression?

The choice of material for the crucial impression is important but there is paucity of evidence for which impression material is best for complete denture construction.

And the fabled limited male attention span was deemed ill-suited to magazine advertising, which takes more time to accumulate those all-important "impressions," compared with the immediacy of TV.