Sentence examples for impression rather from inspiring English sources

But I prefer the city as a total impression, rather than an individual building.

That's because the ads' real job is to make an impression rather than to drive sales, as much as advertisers and publishers would like them to do so.

She had always wanted my father to have a proper study, but she also needed to remove his desk and filing cabinets from the front hall, where they gave visitors a hodgepodgy first impression, rather than the desired Japanesey effect.

Hume alters Hutcheson's theory by imposing his own philosophical vocabulary, making beauty an impression rather than an idea.

However, as research by Celeste Condit has shown, this might just be an impression, rather than a reality (see Condit et al. 1998).

When you're a user-friendly leader, you'll constantly surprise people and leave them with a positive impression, rather than a dogmatic, negative one.

They're impressions rather than facts.

Even the most artfully constructed vignettes and portraits add up to impressions rather than analysis.

At the last general election, even 'big events' like 'bigot-gate' served to reinforce impressions rather than change them".

"I want him to formulate his own impressions rather than have media tell him how to think or feel".

The ad revenue from those marketers will be shared 50/50 on a cpm basis, for cost per thousand views, based on impressions rather than clicks.