Sentence examples for impression that the matter from inspiring English sources

But it is at best naive and at worst misleading for their letter to give the impression that the matter is beyond any doubt.

They create the misleading impression that the matter is still in doubt, that opinion is divided, that it's equally reasonable to believe either side.

Friends, family and neighbours project the impressions that matter.

But it ends up leaving the impression that otherwise it is a matter mainly of the inconvenience of being a wheelchair user with no muscle power, wretched but still heroic.

When we single out Israel, particularly in major speeches delivered by the President à la his State of the Union address, when he said "we will stand steadfast with Israel in pursuit of security and a lasting peace" without mentioning the Palestinians, we are conveying the impression that Israel matters the most to the exclusion of any other Arab state.

It is first impressions that matter most".

The Mugrabis give the impression that, no matter how well they have played the market up to now, their compulsion to buy and sell art is not entirely rational.

But the worst journalistic mistake has been giving the impression that the test even mattered.

For the shopper, the only impression that matters is the Driscoll's name, and the red berries, as uniform as soldiers or paper valentines.

Worse, both authors' endless emphasis on spin and counterspin leaves the disturbing impression that electing a President is purely a matter of manipulating images, and almost entirely obscures the most obvious reason for the outcome of the 1992 election, which surely was the real depressed state of the economy, and not their characterizations of it.

We yearn to feel special – berating Brooks fans creates in us the impression that, no matter how bad things are deep down, at least we're not as bad as them.