Sentence examples for impression of better from inspiring English sources

For television contents (e.g., reports, news, sport), adding a high-quality soundtrack could either lessen the perception of the visual impairments or combine to provide an impression of better visual quality [7].

The visual impression is of better image quality, due to the smaller crystal size (3.95x5.3x25mm3 vs. 4.2x6.3x25mm3) and larger axial FOV (250mm vs. 157mm) of the PET/MR.

But Kwarteng's reputation was as a rather personable swot, enjoying arguments over the dinner table, combining charm with the impression of being better read than everybody else.

Tall and lean, with clean-cut good looks, he gives the impression of one better suited to orderliness than mayhem, one who might prefer to do his experimenting in a laboratory rather than on a stage.

In the current era of incessant managerial scrutiny, where millions of armchair managers give the impression of knowing better – something that occasionally provokes Wenger to dismiss the nerve of critics who cast judgment when they have never managed a single game – the pressure is relentless.

There's also a Lytro-style background defocusing mode for altering background blur in photos to generate an impression of movement, or better draw the eye to your subject.

Teachers normally have better impressions of students with better looking papers even if it is not as good as a messy one.

The table below, taken from the Register questionnaire, shows the percentages of respondents who expressed unfavorable, favorable and very favorable impressions of the better-known official and potential candidates.

Others pointed to a better impression of the Police Department and its dealings with minorities.

Currently, 49% of Democrats say that as they learn more about the Republican candidates, their impression of Obama is getting better.

But the staff was so eager to make amends that I came away with a better impression of the hotel than if nothing had gone wrong.