Sentence examples for impression afterward from inspiring English sources

The New York Festival of Song brought such a wealth of character and information to its "At Harlem's Height" concert on Thursday night at Merkin Hall that the lingering impression afterward was of having seen a work of theater.

Boudreau left the impression afterward that Getzlaf will be out for Friday's game at Washington, and will be reviewed before the team's Sunday game at Tampa Bay.

The commissioners sat through scores of séances and demonstrations, watching and listening, writing down their impressions afterward, ever on the lookout for a manifestation of occult power.

He made an impression, and soon afterward, at the age of 19, he was made the orchestra's concertmaster; he is believed to be the youngest musician ever to hold the post.

Wilder quizzed the students about their impressions of the candidates afterward, and they seemed to agree that Cuccinelli came off as "subdued" and McAuliffe seemed "effervescent," as Wilder put it.

To avoid the chance of fingerprint impressions, wear gloves and clean afterward with isopropyl alcohol.

The boom years of the Celtic Tiger and the bursting of the bubble afterward have made little impression on his work.

Summing up his impressions of Stoppard, in Berlin and afterward, James Saunders says, "Diffident on the surface, utterly unworried underneath.

He came to a show in 1974 and, afterward, spontaneously started doing John Wayne impressions onstage, to hilarious effect.

Afterward, you have the distinct impression he wanted you to refuse.

He points out that Smith was the best student of Algonquian language and culture that the English had and would have ample opportunity afterward to correct his first impression if it turned out to have been mistaken.