Sentence examples for impression of the room from inspiring English sources
Jonathan Galkin shudders as he recalls his first impression of the room we're sitting in.
It essentially changes the soundstage to bring things like vocals and horns more up front; when you've been listening to the BitHead with the crossfeed engaged and then turn it off, you'll get the impression of the "room" flattening out and widening a bit.
"The stripes give an impression of widening the room," Mr. Bricke said, "and although it would be safest if you kept the whole floor unpolished, the staggered pattern of polished and unpolished is fairly safe".
So my first impression of these rooms was, like, set up auditorium-style.
The entire site gave the impression of a room that had been cleaned five minutes before guests arrived.
Tishman Speyer refused entry to a New York Times photographer, saying that with the former Cloud Club under construction, pictures would probably give a misleading impression of the condition of the rooms.
He also made wax impressions of the walls of the Room of Beauties removing paint in the process and commissioned plaster casts of its bas-reliefs.
These include giving a false impression of a room's popularity by saying other customers are searching for the same hotel even if they are looking at different dates, and not displaying the full cost up front.
If you don't want to replace your furniture, consider one of the less "permanent" dividers in the next section, so light and air still gives the impression of a larger room.
She has also used the technique in her "nameless library" Holocaust memorial in Vienna, an impression of a room of books with their blank pages facing outwards.
