Sentence examples for impression of a room from inspiring English sources

She has also used the technique in her "nameless library" Holocaust memorial in Vienna, an impression of a room of books with their blank pages facing outwards.

These include giving a false impression of a room's popularity by saying other customers are searching for the same hotel even if they are looking at different dates, and not displaying the full cost up front.

The entire site gave the impression of a room that had been cleaned five minutes before guests arrived.

Partially folded and placed behind your sofa, a screen will create the impression of a smaller room without stopping the flow of the room.

Closer up, the impression is of a room in disarray, its occupants gone.

Ms. Jones gives off the impression of a crowded room of lively loudmouths dying to get something off their chests.

Infrastructure: The general impression of a delivery room was an unclean area with blood spills, cries, and chaos rather than a comfortable, calm, and clean place for delivery as is evident from the following notes: There were about eight women, seven nurses and one resident doctor in the delivery room.

Nothing gives a better impression of a clean room than freshly-vacuumed rugs.

If your bed is neat it will give the impression of a cleaner room!

If you don't want to replace your furniture, consider one of the less "permanent" dividers in the next section, so light and air still gives the impression of a larger room.

The skin often takes something with it: not just the impression of a door or room, but flakes of paint or vanish, a residue of dust, the imprint of splinters, cracks or nails.