Sentence examples for impression quite from inspiring English sources

Yet it's Year Walk that's perhaps the studio's finest achievement, immediate of impact and lasting of impression, quite unlike anything else you'll play on a mobile device and now, on the Wii U.

He says that he keeps to himself, prefers not to open up to others an impression quite different from the one that I have of him, which is that he's got a touch of a car salesman about him, smooth, unflappable.

Here are his first 101 impressions (quite the YouTube hit) followed by the more recent sequel.

Free gifts such as sun glasses and facial cosmetics could be used in the future, in response to a patient's response and could bolster patients impressions quite cost effectively.

Make sure your children come away with good impressions of the dentist, since they tend to make positive or negative impressions quite quickly.

At street level in daylight, the impression is quite different.

When the doors of the theatre finally open, the impression is quite miraculously underwhelming.

The actress gives the constant impression of quite severe self-knowledge but also a withering understanding of human motivation in more general terms.

In the second episode, that impression is quite deliberate in a wonderful sung quartet involving the mad woman and three nymphs or goddesses decking her out for her night of glory.

Uniform or constant prices by market level in that district is the source of such results, giving the impression of quite perfect market integration between successive markets.

A visual inspection of Figure 5 from Nelson et al. gives the impression of quite high concordance between the fresh-frozen and the formalin-fixed sample.