Sentence examples for impression of anything from inspiring English sources

But he did not seem to be able to retain any impression of anything for more than a blink.

"Nothing in the report gives the impression of anything being an emergency," said Robert Ryan, president of the corporation, who added that there was no time frame for when any repairs to the wall might be made.

And you never get the sense he's just shovelling product carelessly into the market: a big man often pictured delicately adjusting his small, wire-framed glasses between thumb and fingertip, Stevens never gives the impression of doing anything less than meticulously.

Although you can't have the subjective impression of seeing anything without a visual cortex, you can respond to things captured by your eyes that are processed by these other brain areas.

He has been determined to avoid any impression of bitterness, anything that would make him appear to be offering himself up as a scapegoat or martyr.

Anything that mars your wedding dress, upstages your honeymoon, or gives your children an odd impression of you... Anything written in a language you're not fluent in.

But the facts of the contemporary world ensured that one man had an audience of perhaps 50 million and that his style of filmmaking, involving a rapid-fire mixing of fictional and documentary clips, would convey a vastly more powerful impression of reality than anything Shakespeare could have put on his modest stage.

The first impression of anyone or anything that is new is very difficult to get past.

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He asked me to take care not to create an impression that he invented much of anything.

He argued, first, that the Stoic definition of the cognitive impression ruled out the possibility of anything being known — i.e. he restated the standard Academic arguments to this effect — and, secondly, that this definition was therefore misconceived, since at least some things could be known.