Sentence examples for impression of deep from inspiring English sources

In person, Ms. Liu gave an impression of deep determination.

Australia, who are still giving the impression of deep wisdom bestowed by years of domination, were forced to summon an emergency batsman to their squad last night.

Boats and distant buildings become discernible, and the impression of deep space, from which scattered points of light radiate, becomes amazingly palpable.

"Such an exercise seeks to foster the erroneous impression of deep uncertainty concerning the reality and seriousness of anthropogenically driven climate change," they write.

The messages give the impression of deep discomfort and even jealousy that the Muslim population the Islamic State so covets for its self-proclaimed "caliphate" would rather live in "infidel" Western lands.

So if you ask for Mr. Glover's impressions of the Deep South during the civil rights years, he's more likely to tell you about home-cured sausage and grits with home-churned butter than about lunch-counter sit-ins.

And he often gave the impression of suppressing some deep well of anger, damming it and re-directing it into sexiness and charm.

It is customary for Mr. Bloomberg to chastise state legislators as part of the annual budget process, and to do his best Cassandra impression about the perils of deep cuts.

Guys, we truly gave Putin a deep impression of us and he responded by showing us his human face".

His plays gave the impression of someone who read deep in the contemporary classics of dark comedy, particularly those of John Guare and Christopher Durang, and imbibed their lessons so thoroughly that they became second nature.

Meanwhile, on Facebook, Trenton Bricken, a member of the group, described Russia's leader as "small in person but not in presence" and David Wei, who seems to have been the jaunt's chief organiser, wrote: "Guys, we truly gave Putin a deep impression of us and he responded by showing us his human face".