Sentence examples for impression that the discovery from inspiring English sources

In Dr. Price's case, one gained the impression that the discovery of the origin of life would lead to a bonanza of synthetic fibres, foods, & drugs, whose like no one ever dreamed of.

"It's a false impression that important discoveries necessarily need a lot of equipment and time and money.

This sampling of recent headlines gives the impression that the study of human evolution is so uncertain that the discovery of new fossils throws the whole field into chaos.

"I do get the impression that the climate is friendlier".

I had the impression that the director was crying.

That probably won't turn out to be the case, but the fact that we're given this impression makes the climactic discovery of Luke on an isolated island entirely irrelevant.

For instance, the question: "Is mathematics an invention or a discovery?" leaves you with the impression that these are the only two options, and that the two are mutually exclusive.

Nurse, who won a Nobel prize for a discovery crucial to the understanding of cancer in 2001 and heads the new £700m Francis Crick Institute, said he had the impression that money was the real motivation.

That case is in the discovery phase.

[ 22 ] "I got the impression that I passed the test.

"So this is really helpful," Linde continues, and you get the impression that he's not talking about the discovery's impact on science, but about himself.