Sentence examples for impression of wanting from inspiring English sources

They gave the impression of wanting to jump out of her mouth and run away.

Arsenal are still giving every impression of wanting to be on the M4 back to London.

She stood quite still but gave the impression of wanting to bolt.

Marker and Lhomme give the impression of wanting to say something — to face the camera and preach.

Rather than creating institutions to ensure a smooth political succession, they give the impression of wanting to rule for ever.

"It wants to give the impression of wanting a political solution but the situation on the ground reflects its intentions.

"The traces that are left behind in the internet create an impression of someone wanting to demonstrate what they are capable of," he said.

And in any case, with even longer queues through security on the way back home, it gives an equally good impression of not wanting you ever to leave either.

Although he was seldom cruel and gave the impression of always wanting to like a film, he never pulled his punches when he felt that the target deserved it.

The opposition Popular Party, which the polls indicate would run up to seven points ahead of the Socialists if national elections scheduled for 2012 were held now, gives the impression of not wanting to do anything — proposing a cutback in social security levels, for instance — that might spook a single prospective voter.

The impression she gives is of wanting to park any European issue which might ruffle the voters.