Sentence examples for impression a few from inspiring English sources

This pianist made a strong first impression a few years ago in a program of sonatas by Pierre Boulez.

The Duplass brothers made a certain impression a few years back with a rambling road movie, The Puffy Chair, an exercise in the genre of talkative, semi-improvised, ultra-low-budget American independent pictures that was wittily dubbed "mumblecore" by Eric Masunaga, a sound engineer who'd worked on several of them.

The initial impression can give way to a completely different impression a few minutes later.

"Ellen Katete McKinnon, Kenan Thompson, Taran Killam, Cecily Strong, Vanessa Bayer, Nasim Pedrad, Aidy Bryant, Anne Hathaway) Before Kate McKinnon did her Ellen DeGeneres impression a few weeks ago, I never realized how much I desired a good Ellen DeGeneres impression in my life.

Kristen Wiig, Paul Brittain and Kenan Thompson also had fun turns as Michele Bachmann, Ron Paul and Herman Cain respectively, and given that Cain just won the Florida straw poll by a healthy margin, maybe Thompson will get to roll out this impression a few more times before the season is over.

Make a good impression, crack a few jokes about the Belgian PM, and who knows – maybe end up on the board of Royal Dutch Shell.

While the visit may not win Kansas for the Democrats, it may have left an impression on a few Republicans in the audience, including Mr. Elwell, the owner of the bar.

Though the glosses often reflect Romance forms, however, they are usually given in a Latinate form, and one gains the impression of a few superficial adjustments to archaic but fundamentally comprehensible texts.

He's talking about a first impression that a few thousand people saw yesterday and that a few thousand more will see today and so on.

There seems to be some impression amongst a few of the Surrey committee that I am some young professional instead of being a young fellow who has had an experience of cricket that has seldom fallen to the lot of anyone, and my request for an alteration of the team should have had some weight".

Residents seem to be under the impression that a few wheelie bins – as opposed to piles of rubbish on the street – will be a stain on the area, ruining the look of the streets that haven't changed one bit since Georgian times.