Sentence examples for impression of substance from inspiring English sources
The typography of The Times is deliberately dense, giving an impression of substance.
I got the distinct impression that my friend was a guardian of some sort, not of me or of people, but of the realm his bulk (yes, there is an impression of substance) was maddeningly obscuring the view of.
But when Mr. Muller asked Ms. Alexander for her "impression of the substance" of the reviews Ms. Brooks got from Sotheby's for her work, the lead government lawyer, John G. Greene, objected that the question was improperly broad.
Are clinical impressions of adolescent substance use accurate?
I had the impression of a liquid substance, like molten lava, glimmering down below, a sparkling surface that pulsated with brightness, expanding and contracting.
His tone is occasionally snide and sarcastic, which gives the unfortunate impression of rhetoric over substance.
Good communicators address both the "what" and "how" aspects of messaging so they don't fall prey to becoming the smooth talker who leaves people with the impression of form over substance.
They are helping to set up, in effect, a global system of carbon laundering... that will give the impression of action, but no substance.
Romney took few risks and inspired almost nobody, but his mix of substance and savvy largely confirmed the impression that he would be both the field's most effective general election candidate and its most plausible president.
"Many of the recommendations are giving the distinct impression that this Governor is seeking to use bravura instead of substance to extinguish the public firestorm over high property taxes," he said.
