Sentence examples similar to impression of force from inspiring English sources

His recordings gave the impression of someone forcing himself to venture far outside his comfort zone; they communicated a sense of solitude and drift, even if, as was often the case, you couldn't make out exactly what he was saying.

And an impression of strength.

But when we are dealing with impact, which arises from a heavy body which has already been falling for some time, or from a bow that has already been restoring its shape for some time, or from a similar cause, the force in question is living force, which arises from an infinity of continual impressions of dead force.

Mr. Kilson sometimes gave the impression of a volcanic force just barely contained.

Drawing on heavy precedent as a performer — James Brown, the Pentecostal church — Mr. Carter created the impression of an elemental force raging in human form.

When he reshuffled his cabinet in September, he gave the impression of having been forced into it.

The second strategy was in the sound itself, which somehow avoided an impression of distance without forcing or overemphasis.

She was polite and trying hard, but gave off the slight impression of someone being forced to campaign at gun point.

An electrical storm crackled over the Pyrenees, vast flat planes of light flashing behind the clouds, giving the impression of impossibly powerful forces moving somewhere out of sight.

"They're all lobbying for their districts".Ms Sink is less polished: for all her experience she does a good impression of someone being forced to campaign at gunpoint.

He attempts to trap a ghost and determines that they are not ghosts but are impressions of something forcing its way into this universe.