Sentence examples for impression that some of from inspiring English sources

She had the impression that some of his hair had fallen out.

He left the impression that some of the anger was indeed justified.

I have an increasingly strong impression that some of the sailors and/or family members may actively have wanted to deal with the media.

"I think there's two or three events when I probably had the sort of impression that some of the feedback I was being given had been discussed with the secretary of state before it was given to me," Michel said.

That possibility did not come up, what with Delgado going 0 for 4. In recent weeks there was the general impression that some of the Mets were inhibited by Randolph, an attitude that can lead to a good baseball man being fired.

He had the impression that some of his colleagues, especially John Searle, wanted to have him fired, and that they only gave up when they realised how much paperwork would be involved (p. 126).

Pronounced variations in the numbers of hospitalized patients comparing individual years are observed and there is an impression that during some seasons the course of acute disease is more severe than during others.

Just a thought: if you follow the pundit discussion of matters fiscal, you get the definite impression that some kinds of deficit reduction are considered "serious", while others are not.

They were under the impression that some kind of tuning was going on but, when the situation became microtonal, when one of the pitches was not the right one, they began listening and then their attention was very close.

In Washington, the politics of an unblemished voyage are expected to be fairly significant because the space shuttles are now grounded, creating an impression that some aspects of space leadership are passing to another power.

The government had no intention of conceding political status … To concede that would be wrong … At the end of the meeting the SoS explained, and Father Magee accepted, that the SoS could not see Father Magee again because to do so would risk creating the impression that some form of negotiation was going on.