Sentence examples for impression of somebody from inspiring English sources

Up close, I had the impression of somebody who enjoyed taking in the jive and hustle of it all.

For the rest, his diaries and letters are full of self-examination, giving the impression of somebody free with his emotions.

Comey spoke with Remnick for more than an hour, and he gave the impression of somebody who'd grown comfortable being uncomfortable.

As she belted them with verve and gusto, what you heard was the same eerie sound-alike impression of somebody else that Frank Sinatra Jr. brings to his father's catalog.

It's much simpler to do an impression of somebody waving their arms about and emoting to the music, and imagine you're Arturo Toscanini or Carlos Kleiber, than it is to do a take-off of Horowitz playing Rachmaninov on the piano.

I just got the impression of somebody that was under control and was under instruction".

The general impression was of somebody who was a mixture of characters from Proust and PG Wodehouse.

"Members of the Assembly are saving the state a lot of money by not just hanging out to make an impression on somebody," Mr. Hikind said on Monday, after making the maror and the charoset for his Seder.

"If you were running for statewide office, you disclosed the dollars that you thought would make an impression on somebody, and if they didn't want to be disclosed, then you called them friends of whatever".

To give the impression of running water, include long squiggly or rippling lines for a river, or make circles within circles to give the effect of somebody dropping a pebble into still water.

Take a picture of somebody.