Sentence examples for impression more from inspiring English sources

The senator himself makes an impression more professorial than official.

It also made a stronger impression more quickly.

So we try to do something that makes an impression more like a landscape".

Sardinian is unintelligible to most Italians and gives an acoustic impression more similar to Spanish than Italian.

Elio's prototype vehicle, although fun to drive, gave the impression more of a really good backyard project than of something that would be ready for production soon.

He was dressed in full-body yellow rain gear, giving the impression more of a New England lobster fisherman than of an urban official.

According to Petrus, knowledge is appearance of objects: man knows what exists by direct impressions, more or less clearly, but without intermediaries; forms, essences, and universals are fictions.

It is that 2014 will be dominated by broad-brushed impressions more than by policy arguments, as many voters conclude that Mr Obama is well-meaning but ineffective.

It's a complicated, indulgent, moody record, though, one that deals in textures and impressions more than in pop hooks and instant thrills.

Anybody juiced on adrenaline and the stress hormone cortisol — not unlike Angelou being scared in front of the church — registers sense impressions more intensely than in more typical time.

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