Sentence examples for impression of starting from inspiring English sources
In an essay on the comic novel, Howard Jacobson wrote, "The greatest comic novels give the impression of starting on a whim and heading for they don't know where".
In the article by Jo-Ann Furniss, under the headline, "Leader of the Pack," there is no indication of his unhappiness at the house, but Mr. Ghesquière does give the impression of starting a new chapter in his work at Balenciaga, without fear of making a change after 15 years.
This creates the impression of repeatedly starting over, taking two steps forward and one back.
There is no question that McInerney has talent to burn; indeed, the book often gives the impression of her starting fires in order to reignite a plot that has run out of fuel.
Plenty of factors have contributed to that impression of India, starting with the governments decision to liberalize the economy in the early 1990s.
Since the appealing Vladovka disappears early in the story and the remaining astronauts fail to make much of an impression before someone starts assassinating them, the burden of being human falls to Kaminsky's philosopher-policeman, Porfiry Petrovich Rostnikov, and his Moscow investigators, who shoulder the duty with the resignation and humor that do them -- and this enduring series -- honor.
One of the biggest changes for the Warriors was switching to an impression-based model starting with the 2015-16 season.
One way we can make an impression is to start the practice of deep reading early.
— Paris & Impressions of the Seine starts at $3,080 per person, which represents a discount of $1,319.
This impression started changing bit by bit through the progress of the camp.
Between a swig of your can and a suck on the badly rolled cig that's dangling limply between your fingers in a Poundland impression of louchness, you've somehow started talking about politics.
