Sentence examples for impression of bringing from inspiring English sources

Indeed, through sheer style, they gave the impression of bringing the River Café into your home – sea kale with lemon and bottarga; borlotti bean with langoustines and rocket; loin of venison wrapped in coppa; and the unforgettable Chocolate Nemesis.

21 of the Summa, where Henry is in actual fact citing Avicenna), Henry speaks of a common, analogous concept of being, giving the impression of bringing analogy closer to univocity.

Tannenbaum's impression was that Rex possessed his father's football acumen, but a softer soul, balancing his blitzing with coverage instead of bringing it on every snap.

It would be a stretch to say that he is intimate with the niceties of corporate accounting.After the vote, the SEC's two Democratic commissioners, Harvey Goldschmid and Roel Campos, said that if Mr Pitt was not actually under the thumb of the accounting industry, he certainly gave the impression of being so, bringing discredit not only to the SEC but to the new board as well.

Early humanists returned to the classics less with nostalgia or awe than with a sense of deep familiarity, an impression of having been brought newly into contact with expressions of an intrinsic and permanent human reality.

So on a rounded mini dress the curlicue prints reminiscent of an ornate Corinthian pillar came with wide gold straps, or a lovely dress (with pleats, very much on trend) was cut with caped sleeves to give the impression of a column brought to life.

3D video is expected to provide an enhanced user experience by using the impression of depth to bring greater realism to the user.

The Senegal international made a good first impression, bringing the best out of Nikica Jelavic, who was recalled after a knee injury.

Concern to preserve the spontaneity of the immediate impression brought about a revolution in painterly technique, with the rapid notation of the sketch carried into the final conception.

This racket of activity gave an impression of momentary pandemonium that brought joy to Arty's one day.

The recollections tumble out in no particular order – "memory is truly a pandemonium" – but create an impression of a proud dynasty brought low by successive military governments and a taste for debauchery: Assumpção remembers how, as a young man, his senator father took him to Switzerland to introduce him to snow, both the kind you ski on and the fine power inhaled through a sterling silver pipe.