Sentence examples for impression of one from inspiring English sources
Read Thisfull article by Robert Crosby at Outreach Magazine - "MegaChange: 10 Church Trends".
But they may well form an impression of one of the candidates as more honest than the other.
Chinese people are, thank goodness, no longer so exotic that we will laugh at his impression of one stuttering.
An artist's impression of one of his poems shows the budding poet's head poking from an attic window.
"Visitors will encounter multiple lifetime portraits of each monarch, providing a fascinating and vivid impression of one of the most dynamic dynasties in history," she said.
To make it easier, each Higgs particle (or artists impression of one) has been scaled up dramatically, and measures a whopping 0.5nm in diameter.
Though the suit was eventually dropped, it left a strong impression on one of the respondents, Simon Fraser University professor Stephen Collis.
Big bouffant hairdos towered over the models, who wore extravagantly bedazzled corsets that roughly gave the impression of one-piece bathing suits.
Instead, his claim that sites were "very dangerous" was based on impressions of one city council member from Washington state, who visited Vancouver's safe injection site there and described it as "a war zone" with "drug-addled, glassy-eyed people strewn about".
(Impressions of one who has only read the newspapers) Each girl is made entirely of chromium, and she lives in a special icebox backstage, provided for that purpose.
