Sentence examples for impression that the root from inspiring English sources

The appearance of this sympodial system gives the impression that the root tips of the different orders of laterals always swarm toward unexplored territories of soil.

McCaskill seems to be under the impression that the Teabaggings were a "grass roots" phenomenon.

That is the root of it.

That is the root cause of delays.

That's the root of it really.

The report conveyed the impression that the trouble within the L.A.P.D. was isolated to a small number of bad apples, to superiors who rewarded their behavior, and to an institutional culture that hadn't rooted them out.

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

I had the impression that the director was crying.

The preserved alveoli, the impressions left by the roots, show that the first molar was supported by large roots at the front and back and a smaller root in between these.

Make sure that the roots are set.

When you consider the diverse, often conflicting reasons for hating Jews, you are left with a distinct impression that none of them is the root cause, but that there is a deeper motivation here that lurks beneath the surface, probably beneath even the consciousness of the anti-Semites struggling scrambling to explain "the irrationality of Jew hatred".