Sentence examples for impression that because from inspiring English sources

However chastely, Mr. Vaughn plays on that unsettling image, which shores up the false impression that because Hit-Girl is a powerful figure she's also an empowering one.

They were under the impression that because Griffith was so good at showing off these new devices, he'd invented them".

Americans have the impression that because the smell-touch-and-see kind of pollution is gone, or not as intense, that we've dealt with the problem for good.

Some are under the impression that because their lab carried out the work being reported, they have some sort of ownership of the subsequent coverage.

Walton said the jury was left with the impression that "because the government had made these allegations, that he started to give them what they wanted to stay out of harm's way and avoid going to prison".

"You don't want to give the impression that because you oppose the government on this thing, that means you're just one of those lefties — which I am not," he said.

What it gets is an impression that may be false, because they have no way to evaluate it.

When the French artist Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster visited these basement stacks for the first time two years ago, the impression that came over her immediately, partly because the collection seemed at the same time so monumental and so cloistered, was "this Citizen Kane, Xanadu feeling," she said in a recent telephone interview from Paris, where she lives and works part of the year.

Each also took a solo turn onstage: Jacobson offered a halting confessional whose shaggy-dog punch line was that her father shot the pictures that appear above the counter in every Chinese take-out place in the country; Glazer did micro-impressions that made me think of Bob and Ray, because I am old enough to think of that.

"But I would not being doing my job if I gave people the impression that just because the economy is improving, public spending will automatically see the benefit".

You are under the unfortunate impression that just because you run away you have no courage; you're confusing courage with wisdom".