Sentence examples for impression that the future from inspiring English sources
They began speaking together and, though it was in Norwegian, I got the impression that the future of the Hvalsalen had been the subject of some debate.
In the lack of finish, the station interior will convey the accurate impression that the future of the trade center site is far from decided.
There was also a strong impression that the future would be determined from outside.
Hence the overriding impression that is left by "The Future": a sense that life and love are being held not merely in suspense but in quotation marks.
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said that an article in The New York Times yesterday was unfair to New York because it created an impression that the city's future economic growth was imperiled by a shortage of office space.
These early impressions of the reality and immediacy of violence left their impression on the future filmmaker, impressions that, combined with his Dutch frankness regarding sexuality and its depiction, Verhoeven has made his cinematic real estate since day one.
In fact, Hilary Benn's celebrated speech backing intervention in Syria gave the impression that the decision was all about the future of the Labour party and, hey, maybe it was.
It said the issue should be settled quickly to avoid the impression that future financial support would be conditional on a voluntary restructuring of debt held by banks and other private-sector investors.
You get the impression that Future doesn't need to wait for a ticket on Virgin Galactic; in his head, he's already up there.
The workshop concluded with a panel entitled, "Impressions, priorities and the future of pretreatment" that attempted to "look-into-the-crystal ball" to forecast the future needs of pretreatment on both the industrial and more fundamental fronts.
