Sentence examples for impression thanks from inspiring English sources
But a few spots have made a lasting impression, thanks to their oddball nature.
The seating blocks are arranged on cascading balconies around the stage, in the vineyard model established by Hans Scharoun's seminal 1963 Berlin Philharmonic, but they are suspended within a much bigger shell, which prolongs the reverberation time and gives the visual impression, thanks to clever lighting tricks, that the audience is hovering in an endless void.
Zoolander, 2001 As recommended by Damntheral and queeniefox Ben Stiller's immensely quotable model Derek Zoolander is another who made quite an impression, thanks to his self-obsession ("Maybe there's more to life than being really, really, ridiculously good-looking"), naivety (What is this? A centre for ants?!") and plain silliness ("I'm not an ambi-turner, I can't turn left).
While it owed more than its fair share to both Wall Street and Glengarry Glen Ross, Ben Younger's energetic drama about corruption in a Long Island brokerage firm (inspired by Wolf of Wall Street Jordan Belfort) made its own striking impression, thanks to a host of talented young actors.
I got some hands-on time with the 5c immediately following the presentation, and the plastic-backed beauty leaves a very good impression thanks to its single-piece case design and lightness in the hand.
HarperCollins got 16percentt more ad impressions thanks to Audience Network.
Apparently, pop-ups and pop-unders now represent less than 1percentt of all display ad impressions, thanks to pop up blockers.
You may even have a positive impression of East Africa thanks to the 1985 adventure drama, Out of Africa, starring Robert Redford and Meryl Streep (the film gathered seven Academy Awards and did wonders for Kenya's tourism industry).
Touch Screen devices grew 10% month-over-month, with approximately 57% share of impressions in December, thanks to an increase in smartphone usage.
The result of this cosmopolitan regime is an impressively fruity, complex, all-too- easy-to-sip whiskey with a clean, mildly sweet impression that shines through thanks to the lack of any Scotch-like overlay of smokiness or peat character.
But Dr. Healton said her own group's research showed that teenagers were not receiving fewer impressions of onscreen smoking, thanks in part to a tendency by film raters to assign PG-13 ratings to films that might have received an R in past years.
