Sentence examples for impression that much of from inspiring English sources
Some people were surprised by the book's Panglossian title, "Life Is So Good", when previously Mr Dawson had given the impression that much of his life had been pretty awful.
The army and police did little to stem the crisis, giving the impression that much of the high command and security apparatus were lending implicit support to the protests as a means of gaining leverage.
P61, woman, 60, with breast cancer "At the start of the treatment my biggest problem was that I doubted that the doctors had sufficient knowledge about my kind of cancer...little time was found and I got the impression that much of the time was spent reading my medical record.
It didn't make that much of an impression on me, honestly.
It took longer than expected; the hub's direction has changed from the original vision, partly because politicians did not believe Porto Digital would make that much of an impression in the global economy.
It may be one's imagination, but the general impression is that much of the sense of occasion has disappeared from the Budget.
They certainly haven't made that much of an impression on me if I don't even know it".
He called, however, for a flexible stance on biotechnology, saying that "I get the impression from much of the debate on this issue (and not just here) that anything that has been touched by big corporations or biotechnology is anathema in certain quarters and will be rejected outright on principle, which seems to be in danger of becoming part of the problem" (Fenning, 22/11(1)).
BRANTLEY -- Of the new musicals that opened this year, the only ones that made much of an impression on me for their scores are "Avenue Q" and "Caroline, or Change".
The aluminum fragments, when released by Allied planes over Germany, confused enemy radar by giving the impression that a much larger number of planes were attacking.
