Sentence examples for impression of becoming from inspiring English sources

Health systems strengthening can give the impression of becoming simply the latest fashion, with many actors now becoming engaged through funding, agenda setting, provision of technical advice, and oversight of implementation.

Rather he is in danger of becoming a poor impression of Farage, erring too much on the side of Euro-hostility than rapprochement and warmth.

I love both aspects of this job and hope to have made a lasting impression with this internship to improve my odds of becoming a consultant for CPS in the future.

This resulted in a reformulation of the initial impression; we found that being a work-aged stroke survivor implies a threat of becoming marginalised in relation to family life and work life.

It's in no danger of becoming such a big hit that people at the post office will laugh at your Freddy Rumsen impression.

They dreamed of becoming cool".

Be careful of becoming overheated.

In Jules et Jim (1962) the film sometimes momentarily halts, marking the impact of a gesture, the moment of an impression becoming a memory.

Now, I don't want to give the impression that becoming a Jew-by-choice Jew-by-choice Jew-by-choiceown some celestial hashway of transcendence.

With a population of 1.35bn people, making an impression there is becoming vital for European clubs seeking fans and their spending power.

While offered under the guise of sarcasm, O'Neill gives the impression he almost fears becoming irrelevant.