Sentence examples for impression of man from inspiring English sources

Mr Dudley certainly gives the impression of man convinced that BP is on the mend.

I know Good Night and Good Luck had its fans, but I can't now remember a single scene from that film, outside a generalized impression of men in darkened rooms, smoking, remonstrating and reasoning with one another – a vision of sotto voce cinema, void of unnecessary exposition, where drama means never having to raise your voice unnecessarily.

Suggestions to explain the mythical blue men include that they may be a personification of the sea, or originate with the Picts, whose painted bodies may have given the impression of men raising themselves out of the water if they were seen crossing the sea in boats that might have resembled kayaks.

They attempted to evoke the ineffable intuitions and sense impressions of man's inner life and to communicate the underlying mystery of existence through a free and highly personal use of metaphors and images that, though lacking in precise meaning, would nevertheless convey the state of the poet's mind and hint at the "dark and confused unity" of an inexpressible reality.

Carel Weight's portrait of him as a young man conveyed through the eyes a fierce, almost vulpine, impression of a man who knew what he wanted and how to get it.

Voeckler, for his part, gave the impression of a man without a care in the world.

The enigmatic smirk he has shown to the news media, giving the impression of a man savoring a little joke on the world, has only heightened curiosity.

While Xavi is at work, he gives the impression of a man always playing within himself.

He gives an unconvincing impression of a man taking his foot off the gas.

Dupnik conveys the impression of a man who considers his job great fun.

Instead, Darling gave the impression of a man who had lost control of the political agenda.