Sentence examples for impression grows from inspiring English sources

That impression grows once you enter the building, where more projected images blend with real, living people coursing through it.

That impression grows when you take a closer look at the three areas identified by the social-exclusion unit.The most visible sign of social exclusion is people sleeping rough on city streets.

As lingering questions get answered, however, the impression grows that Flight 327 was an example of how, in a general atmosphere of fear, cultural misperceptions can create big trouble.

No matter how many beloved 7" singles he describes to you - nor how many gigs and football matches - the impression grows of a lonely and unhappy boy, self-sufficient, isolated, and poorly used by some of the adults around him, and you feel in your bones that this child was very much the father of the man.

"Given that in recent days the British media, instigated by official statements, has again started to exploit the issue of 'cyberthreats from Russia,' impression grows that the British public is being prepared for a massive cyber attack by the UK against Russia, that will purport to be of a retaliatory nature, but would in fact constitute unprovoked use of force.

"I've had this impression growing on me all week.

I have the impression, growing out of the experiences chronicled here, that it may be seeking us out.

An impression grew upon me, as I made my way through these obdurate old texts, that to the ancient Hebrews God was simply a word for what was: a universe often beautiful and gracious but also implacable and unfathomable.

My first impression: growing up in America, I learned in my history classes that Winston Churchill's amazing speeches played a not-insignificant role in the eventual outcome of World War II.

These fluctuations merely reinforce the impression, growing since the opening week of the season, that both are moderate enough to be vulnerable against the clubs below them in the league.

1938 Japanese Army in China Faces Disaster SHANGHAI — As the swirling floods of the Yellow River continued to swallow up hundreds of square miles of what was the principal battle area of the Sino-Japanese war until two weeks ago, the impression grew among military observers in Shanghai today [June 18] that the Japanese armies are threatened with the greatest disaster in military history.