Sentence examples for impression of great from inspiring English sources
The entire figure gives an impression of great elegance.
They are tall, but instead of soaring they all give the impression of great bulk.
He offers the impression of great introspection but he gives next to nothing of that insight away.
The buildings and the ceremonial spaces between them are arranged to convey an impression of great imperial power while reinforcing the insignificance of the individual.
After her death, Jim never remarried, although he didn't give the outward impression of great grief, which Matt thought was callous.
Older than me but a little younger than my colleagues, Tania was petite, and yet somehow she gave the impression of great strength.
But he managed somehow to create an impression of greater luminosity and translucence the denser the drawing, an extraordinary paradox.
LONDON — Give the public an impression of greater abundance, spice your sale with some novelty and you are sure to beat the competition, if only by a short length.
A serpentine drive gave an impression of greater distance between the front gates and the castle entrance.
AE2 cruised the Sea of Marmara for five days to give the impression of greater numbers and made several attacks against Turkish ships, which failed because of mechanical problems with the torpedoes.
It is possible, however, that the impression of greater virulence of the 027 ribotype could reflect, at least in part, biases in the sampling, testing and reporting of cases.
