Sentence examples for impression on the mind from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the language that would be used to argue the cause of the people relies more on "the understanding", which "is a dividing and measuring faculty: it judges of things not according to their immediate impression on the mind, but according to their relations to one another.

Stark square temples and enormous open squares laid out with geometrical precision according to the astrological portents make an indelible impression on the mind.

On Mother's Day 1961, Anniston was literally the center of a firestorm that pitted racism against reform and left a searing impression on the mind of seven-year-old Phil Noble.

Beauty is a feeling of approbation, and an original, simple impression of the mind.

An earlier survey, done in April, however, found official sponsorship leaving no lasting impression on the minds of Chinese consumers.

57 Consequently the commonplaces p347 on the subject of witnesses, documentary evidence, arguments and the like make a great impression on the minds of the judges, as also do those topics which are peculiar to the case, those I mean in which we praise or blame any action or show that it is just or unjust, or make it seem more or less important or more or less harsh than it really is.

Being a Muslim, whether it is a man with a beard or a woman with a headscarf, they have to be cognizant of driving too fast, or showing frustration in a long line at the store, since that will leave an indelible impression on the minds of those who perceive us.

This is the reason most malls and retail outlets are designed well – to make the best impression on the minds of customers.

The little chimney sweep in The Water-Babies, the death of Black Beauty's great love Ginger and even Peter Rabbit's father's fate in a pie leave powerful impressions on the minds of those who encounter them.

I should not have risen on this paragraph, had it not been for some arguments which gentlemen have advanced respecting elections, and which, I think, tend to make dangerous impressions on the minds of the rising generation.

The campaign of Alexander made no impression on the Indian mind, for there are no references to it in Indian sources.