Sentence examples for impression i know from inspiring English sources

When someone tells you what they are doing, how things work, you give the impression: I know what I am talking about and that inspires a sort of trust, and that is reassuring.

I couldn't ask for help because they were under the impression I knew what I was doing already.

His own entry in the visitors' book says: "This collection is an accident but I'm grateful to the Bowes Museum for giving the impression that I know what I'm doing".

By now you may be under the impression that I know as little about soccer as it is possible to know about a sport, but that's because you haven't heard me talk about motorcycle racing, a sport I didn't even know existed until I started playing motorcycle racing games this year.

With the help of post-makeover-Sandy, I was able to give off the impression that I knew what I was doing.

Although Varno had a rough idea it would be a low-budget film, he said the Cormans set no specific guidelines for him: "I gave them the impression that I knew pretty much what I was doing, and they sort of got the idea that I wasn't going to use 50,000 extras and things".

First impressions count, and I know as a former employer that a man can demonstrate pride and organisational skills by being well-dressed at a job interview or important meeting.

I never was one for impressions but I knew I had a gift for mimicry and accents.

Impression of George W. Bush: I know him well.

I know my impressions are one-sided, and I have no idea of her politics today (I'm trying to track her down), but I can't help but think of her again as our first Mormon presidential candidate has a serious run, and as same-sex marriage gains traction throughout our country and may appear before the U.S. Supreme Court next year.

I've taught courses at primary and secondary level, which have included first-time theatre trips, and I know what an impression they can make.