Sentence examples for impression as if from inspiring English sources

But it is the dizzying verticality that creates the strongest impression, as if the world is tipped up towards heaven.

It's at its least engaging when trying to summon up the kind of gorblimey ramalama that powered their debut album: Glasgow Coma Scale Blues and Fury of Chonburi hurtle in one ear and out of the other without leaving much impression, as if they were so knackered by the effort of trying to sound like their younger selves that they forgot to actually write a song.

They'll simply have this impression, as if direct from a dream, that this phone is a big deal.

"It is extremely distasteful at this moment," she wrote, "when the name of Guggenheim stands for an ideal in art, to see it used for commerce so as to give the wrong impression, as if this great philanthropic work was intended to be a useful boost to some small shop".

They give the impression as if this would be the first described instance of such interaction.

Constant interruption might give a wrong impression as if you are actually acting the judge while the talker is the victim.

If you want to keep her talking, you have to make a great first impression as quickly as you can.

If you start off on the wrong foot, it may be hard to recover, so you should make a good impression as soon as you can.

People who "take the time to go on the Web site will certainly get the wrong impression as to what a restaurant, if they were inspected in June or April or May, what the real score would be" under the new system, said Jeremy Merrin, who owns three Havana Central restaurants in Manhattan.

"I had the impression as a boy that if I crossed the Seine to the Right Bank I was entering a fantasy world that was slightly frightening.

You will make an impression as a serious candidate if you come to the interview with some background knowledge about the company and the direction in which it's heading.