Sentence examples for impression that would from inspiring English sources
His treatment of the Carr family intensified an impression that would grow and forever shadow Murdoch: that his word is counterfeit, and he can't be trusted.
'But I thought en masse protesting would create an impression that would be indelible, so the next government would have to think twice - which didn't happen.
News coverage was making the whole country aware of the ugliness of racism there, an impression that would only grow stronger over the next few years with clashes over school integration and the murder of civil rights workers.
A close result will surely propel them into a mega-rematch and you get the impression that would not displease Jones - or, once the figures are laid out in front of him, Calzaghe.
Unfortunately, one still hears him accused of turning the clock back on the reforms of the Second Vatican Council, thwarting the liturgical renewal it mandated and keeping the laity firmly in its place — an impression that would not survive a careful reading of his papal documents alongside the actual texts of the council.
"But part of the problem you now have here is, suppose the enforcement staff, based on its own judgment, decides that there is no case here and that KPMG took reasonable steps to rein in the accounting practices at Xerox? Hasn't this meeting created the impression that would create doubt about that conclusion?
Or was it some sort of special "un-conceptualized" play of sense impressions that would require careful introspection to reveal?
"He would give you the impression that he would change".
At the time, Lee was under the impression that he would not be making his scheduled start against the Yankees because he would be sitting in their dugout.
