Sentence examples for impression supported from inspiring English sources
My impression, supported by the gathering protest movement, is that most ordinary Belgians feel the country faces more important issues than the so-called "federal reform" currently paralysing Belgium's political class.
Still, our impression is that this diagnosis is perhaps the most common of the Ig deficiencies in childhood, an impression supported by a number of publications from different groups [ 16, 17].
And although Mathilde may not figure as strongly in the public consciousness as Mars does, her history is equally intriguing.To the eye, Mathilde looks like a cratered chunk of coal, and that impression is supported by spectroscopy.
Torre's impression is supported completely by statistics: Brosius batted.173 when he was behind in the count, 43 points lower than the American League average; and when he hit with two strikes, his average was.145, 55 points lower than the league average.
This impression is supported by the finding that some respondents refuse bladder pressure measurement because the technique may 'not be established' or appears 'too complex in technical regards'.
For much of its reception-history, Utopia has been treated as if it consisted exclusively of Book 2, and this impression was supported by some printed versions which omitted the first book.
That impression's supported by what Newsweek calls "The Polling Contradiction".
This impression is supported by the low rates of ultrasonic vocalizations in the 22 kHz range (<6 min of alarm calls per 40 min session per 8-12 tratsed recordedcorecorded
This impression is supported by Cohen and colleagues [ 14] who found that when teenagers' emotional and behavioural problems were discussed with physicians it was generally done so in the context of physical health problems.
