Sentence examples for impression that it would from inspiring English sources

Pakistan, with its suggestively timed missile tests, its refusal to adopt a policy of not being the first to use nuclear arms and its hawkish talk, is trying to give the impression that it would have no compunction about using its nuclear arsenal.

(Generally, you get the impression that it would be best not to have one).

My initial impression that it would never sell proved inaccurate since it eventually turned into A Brief History of Time!

But why does it leave us with the impression that it would be far happier in Hong Kong?

The Securities and Exchange Commission wrote in a letter that the proposal could "create the misleading impression" that it would someday become binding on auditors.

The Securities and Exchange Commission wrote in a letter dated Tuesday that the proposal could "create the misleading impression" that it would someday become binding on auditors.

But that's probably because I've watched far too much TV, which has given me the impression that it'd be a great thing to do," says the Scot in her mellifluous tones.

My impression was that it would be some secret lair, but it's just a giant greenhouse.

The Richters would benefit from the law, but in a sign of how poorly it is understood, they said their impression was that it would force people to pay for something they cannot afford.

This would be a small hatchback in the U.S., and our impression is that it wouldn't do very well even if Renault wanted to try a car like this stateside.

Then, she says, she smelled something burning, which came as a shock since her impression was that it would only involved clamps.