Sentence examples for impression of going from inspiring English sources

Men can find this quite confusing, and mentally it gives the impression of going to bed with an advent calendar.

Mashed, whomped in the face with exploding hatches, bloodied, gargled again and again, the actors give a good impression of going through hell, and they look genuinely the worse for wear.

Geoffrey Beene and Bob Mackie were among the designers who showed their work, and that they did so in the same 12 hours left the impression of going to bed at Fallingwater and waking up at Aaron Spelling's house with a month's worth of Krispy Kreme doughnuts.

Mr Romney gives the impression of going into every interview and every situation, outside certain set-piece speeches, open-minded about which of his remarks will be reported.

"He did seem to have the impression of going through an inquisition".

"She brought banking down to a personal level, talking about the relationship her father had with the local banker and her impressions of going into the bank when she was young," he said.

But Jerry Zaks's production often gives the impression of merely going through the motions of its gag-laden, sentimental plot.

But Jerry Zaks's production often gives the impression of merely going through the motions, amiably but robotically, of its gag-laden, sentimental plot.

After I recovered, I resumed sniffing, gingerly, and got the general impression of sweetness gone rogue.

And the minutes give a true impression of what went on* Tyrie hits back, asking if the MPC members are shouting and banging the table.

It left the impression of having gone on for far longer, and not just because it took almost that long for the members of the band to pack up again.