Sentence examples for impression live from inspiring English sources

Case did in this instance divulge one reason that this song may make such an impression — live or on "Blacklisted".

"I don't want to give the impression I live like a church mouse: I very likely spend as high a percentage of my income as the next wastrel.

Jews who fled Germany to the U.S. after 1945 often show relief that they were able to leave the old world of persecution and are under the impression they live in a more democratic world now.

We got the distinct impression he lives quite close to the track.

He often gives the impression of living inside his own bubble, of remaining impervious to the world around him.

"I get the impression he lived there partly because it was a good story," Serber, who remains Muhly's close friend, told me.

It also tends to solidify the impression in living rooms across America that he remains the spokesman for, and titular head of, his party.

Whether in Algiers or France, they have the impression of living in a giant prison, and strike out viciously against the "colonisers" whom they hold responsible.

It all felt thorough — West Germany working through its history, serving justice — but there was no escaping an impression of living a footnote.

Such tour groups provide a source of hard currency for the North Korean government, and can serve to give the impression that living standards in the capital are improving.

This four-bedroom glass-encased home in a region of beaches, craggy islands and harbors on New Zealand's North Island was designed to create the impression of living without walls.