Sentence examples for impression reading from inspiring English sources

You get the impression, reading her books, that every single character has a story.

"I do get the impression, reading between the lines, that the IOC is for some reason very reluctant to think about a total exclusion of the Russian team," he said.

One has the impression, reading "The Flâneur," of having fallen into the hands of a highly distractible, somewhat eccentric poet and professor who is determined to show you a Paris you wouldn't otherwise see.

I get the impression, reading between the many lines of Charlotte's letters, that Emily and Charlotte have had quite a difficult relationship, that Charlotte wanted to be Emily's best mate and Emily wasn't having any of it.

Analysis of data was based on overall impression, reading and re-reading of transcripts.

My first impression: Reading John Marzluff's recent book, Welcome to Subirdia, has made me acutely conscious of the many birds and other animals that live in large cities.

My overall impression, after reading all of the comments, is that many people don't realize how difficult it is to build physical objects.

Honestly, my first impression after reading this article was why did it take 'the mandarins at the Economist' so long to report on this.In any case, the excess liquidity in emerging markets seems to be driven by two factors.

While games like Minecraft are doing a great job of engaging with children, you simply can't beat the experience of going into a factory full of machines and lots of noise – watching a plastic toy or an iPhone case being made will leave a much longer impression than reading about the process.

As an appetiser before helping to send the US government into famine mode, Ted Cruz railed against Obamacare on the Senate floor last month in a publicity-seeking speech that lasted more than 21 hours and included a Darth Vader impression and reading Dr Seuss's Green Eggs and Ham as a bedtime story for his daughters, who watched on TV.

He describes Capco's approach, though deemed appropriate, if unusual, in the DVS report as "making it very difficult to examine varying levels of affordable housing target" and writes that his impression throughout reading it was "of honest valuers trying to unravel a scheme, many of whose details were being withheld from them" Capco says the DVS had "full access to all relevant Capco information".