Sentence examples for imprecise impression from inspiring English sources
All of these elements are in the Hirshhorn show, organized by Richard Flood, chief curator of the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, though it gives a somewhat imprecise impression of Mr. Gober's output.
For her part, Kelly dashed off to a date, where she blew her chance at a healing good time by recounting the argument at length, complete with a barbed if imprecise impression of Bethenny.
Second, the term 'new or increased sputum production' is rather imprecise and depends on subjective impression.
However imprecise, or even nostalgic, these impressions are, they are bolstered by statistics that lend some weight to the view that police morale has sunk.
The use of such mental calculations and impressions can be imprecise and inconsistent (Bogart et al. 2007; Downey et al. 1995; Jaccard et al. 2002).
This unexpected support and the spirited debate on the Senate floor left some with the impression that the amendment was imprecise or a Trojan Horse designed to surreptitiously authorize indefinite detention in the United States.
Possibly the impression that the figure implies otherwise stems from an imprecise description of the design.
If we do not keep this in mind as we read Marcus, we will only find contradictions, tensions, and ambivalences and we will conclude that Marcus is an eclectic and imprecise thinker.[6] Marcus often tells himself, 'erase (exaleipsai) your impressions (phantasiai)' (v.2, vii.29, viii.29, ix.7, cf. ii.5, iii.16, v.36).
Despite the impression the authors give, though, judging the velocity or voraciousness of a prostate cancer can still be imprecise.
