Sentence examples for impression that a general from inspiring English sources

"I might not be an expert in Jewish culture (my main source of knowledge is Woody Allen's films)," he writes, in a section in praise of "kvetching," "but I get the impression that a general acceptance of griping about things both big and small is actually a cultural conduit that fosters collective happiness and satisfaction".

The ICI measure leads to the general impression that visits to general practitioners follow a "disease logic" rather than a patient's (or a physician's) internal psychodynamic urge [ 1].

WATER PLEASE In one nondrinker's survey of a few locations in western Ireland, these pubs all passed the tolerance test with flying colors, confirming a general impression that a good pub experience doesn't have to involve Guinness.

I can't fucking sing over this!' Not exactly those words, right, but that was the general impression that came back to us.

The general impression that emerges is that biodiversity conservation in protected areas could benefit from the application of modern modeling approaches to a greater extent than is currently reflected in the scientific literature.

This may be why mustached tamarins in both temporary and permanent SSG were found at greater heights than those in MSG (even though the forest at PI was actually lower than at EBQB), which gives an impression that this is a general reaction to the absence of heterospecifics that is not conditioned with the type of predators.

Doctors might form the general impression that a patient is well and hence, despite observations showing one or more anomalies, feel justified in describing a patient as "stable" because of clinical correlation.

Mr Uba denies having sponsored this court order, but likes to give the impression that, in general, he calls the shots.

"I got the impression that Lieutenant General McKiernan was not all that keen about the course of action," Colonel Gardner said, "but was clearly told that he did endorse the draft".

"It gave the impression that the attorney general was looking to align the way we talked about our work with a way a political campaign was talking about our activity, which was inaccurate," Comey said.

And fortune-tellers probably had a hand in the abrupt timing: Myanmar's dictators are notoriously superstitious.The move cements the impression that the generals are digging in for the long haul, rather than embarking on a transition to democracy, as they claim.