Sentence examples for impression out from inspiring English sources

I think what I meant to say is that, you know, there's an impression out there that somehow this is something we enjoy doing.

"I don't know if anxiety has anything to do with it or whether there's the impression out there that the police are busy doing other things," he said.

"There's an impression out there," Mr. Goodman said, "that somehow if you come to Las Vegas, it's going to reflect on your business culture, and that's a bunch of hooey".

And the polls seem to bear this impression out: Ipsos Mori found this week that 77% of Britons wanted Britain to remain a monarchy, while just 17% wanted a republic – this despite the fact that the week also saw a member of a royal household hauled before the public accounts committee to show why it paid no tax on its (very lucrative) business interests.

He is going to have to give a sense of where he is headed, he said, because "you can't convince allies to continue support — or engage in riskier missions — if there is an impression out there that you are hesitating yourself".

Anyone in a guitar shop can get a strangled cat impression out of an instrument, but Prince gets his guitar to sound like water dripping, or three different guitars; he pulls the bass off Ida Nielsen and solos on that for a while too.

Before that, "Blink" proposed that one's first impression turns out to be right surprisingly often — contrary to the belief many of "us" hold.

But on the other hand, the impression put out by the Bahraini authorities that his health is fine, I think is misleading.

Upon closer inspection of the data, however, this impression turns out to be wrong.

Even after you think you've got a good impression worked out, go back to it every now and then to keep the impression fresh.

If you want to make the best possible impression, shell out some extra cash to hire a professional cleaning service, at least for an initial deep clean.