Sentence examples for impression that the concept from inspiring English sources

The account of the debate on paracellular flow is very selective and gives the erroneous impression that the concept is widely accepted.

While the name is a common first name in India, the concept created the impression that the Indian market was a mystery to Ford executives, the analysts said.

The basic criterion for the job, which is expected to be filled in September, is for someone seen as an international star from "the south," so as not to give the impression that the Western world is thrusting its concept of women's rights on the rest.

"That is the concept".

That's the concept.

That's the concept, at least.

"What kind of an impression am I making?" It is no coincidence that the concept of society emerges at the same time as the concept of self.

The initial idea of "invulnerability" was replaced by the concept of resilience to correct the erroneous impression that the resistance to stress could be constitutional and absolute.

Salvoes insisting that the concept is divisive.

The impressions were great; the concept was a bit of a stretch.

Using a clever concept of combining two different fabrics in starkly divergent shades to create her tuxedo jackets, the designer was able to give the impression that the jackets had somehow slipped off the shoulders.