Sentence examples for impression nothing from inspiring English sources

— JOANNE C. GERSTNER Russia pole vaulter Yelena Isinbayeva on Russian TV: "If you leave premises of Olympic village, you get impression nothing is happening".

Margaret Mullane, secretary of the CLP in Dagenham and Rainham, which Labour holds, said: "The CLP voted overwhelmingly for Jeremy at the last leadership election and we have been ringing up members regularly and I get the impression nothing has changed".

This interaction first results in a sensory impression, nothing more than mere physiological change.

Most impressively, it works regardless of the direction the sound waves are coming from, rerouting the waves to create the impression that nothing is there except the flat surface on which it is placed.At first glance, the cloaking device looks like nothing more than a layered acrylic pyramid with a repeating pattern of holes drilled in it.

And yet the impression that nothing has changed is deceptive.

"People are under the impression that nothing bad can happen to them," Mr. Banikowski said.

It would be wrong to get the impression that nothing is taking place in the post-industrial world.

In assessing C-Trip's work, another character says: "The words make an impression, but nothing more.

The accused scientist gave him the impression that nothing was wrong and seemed mostly annoyed by all the fuss.

As a result it's easy to get the impression that nothing of import is ever done by short people.

Throughout this episode, I continued to mute and unmute my line, trying to give the impression that nothing unusual was happening.