Sentence examples for impression someone from inspiring English sources

You do get the impression someone unswervingly focussed on his photography, to the extent of sacrificing large chunks of his family life to spend years on the road.

Speaking on Radio 5 Live's Midday programme yesterday Courtois also warned potential trouble-makers: "A system exists in Belgium in which, if a policeman has just the impression someone has come to make trouble, he can be arrested without trial for eight to 10 hours".

If you are a woman with a small bust (less than 34 inches), the first impression someone is likely to have of you is that you are relatively intelligent, competent, ambitious, modest and moral, but if you have a big bust (37 inches or more), you will be perceived — at least at first glance — as being unintelligent, incompetent, lazy, immodest and immoral (Journal of Social Psychology, 1980).

Never accept the information you're supplied with or the impression someone gives you without thinking about it first.

Quite the opposite; I typically get the impression that someone is trying to relate to someone struggling with OCD.

When I do an impression of someone, or when I am pretending to be someone else, something freaky happens: I feel the person I am mimicking behind my eyeballs.

You get the impression of someone exercised by the memory of her adoption at a young age, someone wrestling with deep existential doubt while trying to live life to the full.

"But I actually think of myself as quite a shy person, although I know I give the impression of someone much more confident.

That "Nevermind" reissue must have really made an impression on someone.

A sensitive and facile pianist, he gives the impression of someone to whom music comes easily.

It gives the impression of someone who has not quite yet settled into his skin.