Sentence examples for impression of mass from inspiring English sources

But his head, like a leprechaun's, is slightly oversized for his body, creating an unexpected impression of mass and stature that is emphasized by the way he wears his thick gray hair, swept back and long enough to curl over the nape of his shirt collars..

But his head, like a leprechaun's, is slightly oversized for his body, creating an unexpected impression of mass and stature that is emphasized by the way he wears his thick gray hair, swept back and long enough to curl over the nape of his shirt collars.

My experience as a doctor treating evacuees from New Orleans at the Dallas Convention Center did not confirm the general impression of masses of poor indigent people.

"Everybody, move up," he implored, trying to create an impression of critical mass.

And chains locking their stools to the bar seem to entwine around the men's feet, adding to the ghastly impression of a mass execution.

In this day and age?" On the staff members' departures, Ms. Raab said, "they may be factually true," but the impression of a "mass exodus" is not correct.

When Richard Viguerie, the conservative strategist, pioneered the use of direct mail to raise money in the 1970s, he quickly came under attack for creating "the impression of a mass uprising when there were organizers behind it," said Julian Zelizer, a historian at Princeton University.

Voxel clustering may give a false impression of a mass that has bound the radiolabel, i.e. a false positive signal is generated.

This artefact was due to a mirror image created by lung atelectasis or pleural effusion or both, giving the impression of an intracardiac mass not evident on transesophageal echocardiogram or after the lung pathology had resolved.

But I came away with the overwhelming impression that the main job of Mass Effect 2 is to build the audience and anticipation for Mass Effect 3. (The franchise was always intended as a trilogy).

Together, the defections and the reports of mass killings conveyed an impression of near-chaos among the Taliban in Kunduz.