Sentence examples for impression it gave from inspiring English sources

I suppose it did well to crack through the negative first impression it gave me.

Ferguson's decision to play Ji-Sung Park down the right flank in Rome was eye-catching because of the impression it gave that Hargreaves had slipped yet further down the pecking order.

"I just think of the false impression it gave to the people of Germany," said Mary Lou Bates, 85, as she drank coffee with a friend Wednesday at the Viking Cafe, one of the many places in town that Mr. Relotius described inaccurately in his March 2017 story.

The affair, and the impression it gave that Boothby was "a ladies' man", provided a smokescreen for his homosexual activities, and also proved helpful when, in 1953, he pressed the home secretary, Sir David Maxwell Fyfe, to set up a body to reconsider the law relating to homosexuality.

I discussed the continued stigma attached to going public with the experience of depression, but all this had been expressed by the writer in me rather than the patient, and it seemed to me that part of the appeal of the article was the impression it gave that my hospital days were behind me.

The impression it gives, however, is palatial.

That's one impression it gives.

The impression it gives is one of elegance and repose.

This is important for two reasons, both related to the impression it gives of Mr Mandelson having lied.

The impression it gives is of being suspended in the air by these red and blue toothpick-like legs.

The impression it gives of disorder and vacillating purpose is increased by a visit ashore — the road system has the air of being thought up by a drunken postman.