Sentence examples for impression of momentum from inspiring English sources
His insistent undercurrent gave the impression of momentum even when the music was harmonically static.
At long last, there have been broad smiles on the pitch; a synergy between players and fans; the impression of momentum.
The extra revenue that these tweaks generate gives the impression of momentum but only the market leader in any category has a real chance at surviving too many of these cycles.
But in a contest in which the four candidates hope to distinguish themselves in any way possible, all are vigorously courting officials at every turn, hoping that their support will create the impression of momentum.
With less money, the Lib Dems will rely again on the enthusiasm of activists and their more finely honed local campaigning skills.The importance of the opinion polls to the Tories is that the party must create an impression of momentum in the six weeks before the election is called.
Instead they can move into World Cup year with the impression of momentum restored, even if the truth is rather more nuanced.
Some financial experts have also speculated that Mrs. Merkel and Mr. Sarkozy are trying to create the impression of irresistible momentum toward structural change in Europe as political cover for the central bank.
Trump's declaration to withdraw from NAFTA, followed by his abrupt turnabout, was the latest in a series of sudden policy shifts and outright reversals in the frenzied lead-up to his 100th day in office, reflecting a president desperate to notch tangible victories and to offer the impression of forward momentum.
The 2013 Lizzie is lithe and racy in its raspberry-inflected flavors, but the lasting impression is one of momentum, driven by a lively acidity.
If Mr Blair is to win the referendum on euro membership he plans to call soon after the next election, he needs the European project to continue to convey an impression of remorseless forward momentum.
