Sentence examples for impression that very from inspiring English sources

Phil was only with Middlesex CCC for a short period of time in 2009 but he made an impression that very few followers and staff of the Club will ever forget.

He writes in the tradition of Graham Greene and Eric Ambler, British novelists fascinated with the shadowy world of espionage, and you can generally say of Furst's heroes what Greene once said about one of his own: "He gave the impression that very many cities had rubbed him smooth".

But they do leave an impression that is very unflattering to a man who hoped to become known as the pioneer whose ideas would solve the third world debt problem.

"The last week of diplomacy in New York has really created the impression that a very, very different understanding of what's going on here, and what is potentially on the table, exists between the U.S. administration and the Israel government".

But no idea 'can be formed as such in consciousness except by a mind whose sense-emotional experience contains the corresponding impression … at that very moment.' (251).

It plays the role of a second skin to people wearing the clothes and is directly linked to the sense of touch, a sense that leaves in the brain impressions that are very hard to translate into words.

Asch found that very different impressions were found based on this one characteristic in the list.

And Gerhard Schröder, the former chancellor of Germany, "always gives the impression that the very short term is for him very long indeed".

They may be large-scale impressions that emerge from very different small-scale phenomena, like Hogan's argument about 3D reality emerging from 2D quantum units of space.

Argento creates the impression that the very country we've landed in is inherently evil.

This lack of optimisation can give the impression that a very fast phone feels slow.