Sentence examples for impression some of from inspiring English sources

(Hmm. Had to wonder what impression some of those would make).

"There are troublemakers here, and I get the impression some of them may be anarchists or extremists or ultras, but I don't know.

The dignity and generosity of those postwar generations of Dutch won the country worldwide respect, and encountering them remains such a pleasure that it erases the less wholesome impression some of the Netherlands' more recent politicians have created.

"There was two or three events where I had the impression some of the feedback I was given was discussed with the secretary of state before it was given to me," Michel said.

"Every time I get involved, I make friends, create a good impression, some of my advice is taken, some is not, and then I have to start all over again," he said.

Danny Gans, whose seemingly bottomless repertory of impressions, some of them spoken but most of them sung, made him one of the top headliners on the Las Vegas Strip, died on Friday at his home in Henderson, Nev.

I'm afraid this quip reflects the impression some might have of Germany at the moment.

First impressions mean a lot, and I think it's terrible that Kennedy Airport is the first impression some visitors get of New York.

She had the impression that some of his hair had fallen out.

He left the impression that some of the anger was indeed justified.

And his fate has clearly made an impression on some of the young around him.