Sentence examples for impression of something from inspiring English sources

This at least gives the impression of something new on the horizon.

The poster "gives the impression of something being shattered or broken or explosive," Mr. Fraver said.

Was that cool or unique?' But it's not the overall impression of something anymore.

It simply hooks around the top of your ear, creating the impression of something much more hard core.

But why, then, is there an impression of something unsettled and unsettling here, as if something crucial were missing?

The process, used for works like "34 Drawings for Dante's Inferno," created the impression of something fugitive, exquisite and secret.

His counter to the first objection is the suggestion that action is possible without assent, since even on the Stoic account animal action is triggered directly by their impressions of something oikeion: the addition of a belief that the object is in fact oikeion is redundant and liable to be a cause of error.

He attempts to trap a ghost and determines that they are not ghosts but are impressions of something forcing its way into this universe.

But I think my works have too many small telltale marks and weird smudges that won't let them look too photorealistic, they are impressions of something recognizable... familiar".

But the first impression is of something precariously close to a cliché of socially committed architecture.

But often when I return from a reporting trip, my overriding impression is of something completely different.