Sentence examples for impression in which from inspiring English sources

A group of Rembrandt etchings and drypoints includes his visionary "Three Crosses" (1653), a superb early fourth-state impression in which this artist dramatically reinterpreted his original concept of this Crucifixion scene.

A group of Rembrandt etchings and drypoints includes his visionary "Three Crosses" (1653), a superb early fourth-state impression in which the artist dramatically reinterpreted his original concept, among other things slashing lines at the plate's lower center to indicate the shaking of the earth in horror.

Arriving late to Dove Cottage, William Wordsworth's home in Grasmere, the pair are only admitted because the attendant recognises Brydon from the television, asking him for an autograph for her grandson who is a huge fan of his trademark Small Man in a Box impression, in which he makes his voice sound very small and high and far away and declares "Help!

Kaine has an earnest mien and a high-pitched voice (there is a touch of the old Al Franken character Stuart Smalley), and he kept overdoing a Trump impression, in which he deepened his voice and let the vowels swell into his mouth.

After a workshop with Véronique J. on first impressions, in which 10 men and women divulged their initial thoughts about one another, he recognized his problem spots.

And then it was time for Two-Second Impressions, in which Newsom imitated an evil prom queen, her fifth-grade school picture, and a saucy lady on a poster for a romantic-comedy film.

I think of the Dostoevsky of "Winter Notes on Summer Impressions" in which he responded in advance to Ivan's remark to Alyosha: "I have never understood how one can love one's fellow man".

In the end, however, this was another, "Who can do what impression?" sketch, in which the impression -- "Oh, I can do Annie Hall" -- are shoehorned in to fit the sketch.

Bianco became a worldwide YouTube sensation with her diva impression videos, in which she does spot on impressions of Adele, Cher, Celine Dion, Britney Spears, Julie Andrews, Christina Aguilera and more.

It describes how landscape evidence of care has a halo effect in which an overall impression of the appearance of the landscape affects assumptions about the people who are responsible for providing care, as well as assumptions about resource characteristics.

He creates an impression that coalitions in which the Lib Dems hold the balance of power are now a permanent reality of UK politics.