Sentence examples for impression she does from inspiring English sources

But never has she made the bewitching impression she does here.

There are plenty of "shoulds" where she is now, and one gets the impression she doesn't like it much.

But now, having someone like Karl saying: "Right, my publisher will publish your story, it will be illustrated with your watercolours, get going", that is what I'm incredibly fortunate to have, and that's what I will do.' I get the impression she doesn't expect to remain a muse for ever, and is looking for a second string to her bow.

At home she has a ciggy with my mother in the kitchen and she's great at impressions – she does a brilliant Aretha Franklin when she's had a few drinks and gets on the table.

And yet my neurologist gives me the impression that she doesn't believe that any of her patients have sex lives so when I have questions I have no one to compare myself to.

But Julie wants to make an impression, and she does; and as she takes a turn on the dance floor with her stiff-backed escort, you can see, although most of the sequence is long shots, her growing awareness that she has made a terrible mistake, that she has gone, for once, too far.

Ms. Ractliffe will be prominently featured, though it's hard to imagine her making a stronger impression there than she does in her powerful solo here.

Clinton has left the clear impression that she did not read the full report.

Talking to Su, I'd got the impression that she didn't fully understand the severity of her situation.

Meeting Yuja in the Sky Lounge a few weeks later on a rainy day, I told her of this impression, and she did not contradict it.

And while I did not get the impression that she didn't appreciate praise, it did seem that she was one of those rare writers who no longer required it.