Sentence examples for impression that doing so from inspiring English sources

She had agreed to work for the group under the impression that doing so would get her son into the trial.

But the impression of doing so remains tantalising.

The second version is that Mr Blair has not really travelled far at all, but only given the artful impression of doing so.

Like her colleague, Peter Nixon, another high-ranking Trust person I will meet (its director of land, landscape and nature), she talks loudly of the importance of listening to other views without ever really giving the impression that she is doing so.

Kamel wants them to create the impression that Sisi did so only very reluctantly, at the request of the Egyptian people.

Doing so leaves the impression that what the customer thinks matters greatly and that the customer is in fact your priority.

An impression that Mr. Ryun had done so hurt his chances in her race against him last year.

That means he will be free to explore a presidential run, and he has done nothing to dispel the impression that he will do so.

If, in doing so, I gave the impression that I had knowledge of any specific cases, I can assure you that this was not my intention".

In doing so he gave the impression that he was not in thrall to Phillips Curve thinking, which suggests that economic growth causes inflation.

Doing so gives off the impression that you never cared.