Sentence examples for impression thinking from inspiring English sources

"I've heard a lot of people say they came in with one impression, thinking they was going to be able to make a mockery of it, and left with another".

Mr Wheen gives the impression of thinking that, if he had ever met the old boy, he would really rather have liked him.

In Miami, he again gave the impression of thinking that a multilateral force to pacify Iraq could somehow be magicked out of thin air, were he to become president.

In the wily way of those who have seen armies come and go, they give the impression of thinking it too early in America's war with Al Qaeda to venture a view.

He gives the impression of thinking about the performances but not about performance as such, about how to tell a story but not about stories as such, about movies (indeed, about many of the greatest) but not about the cinema as such.

Schoninger sometimes gives the impression he is thinking out loud.

I get the strong impression he is thinking his way into another film.

They get very busy in the season and by the end of it we get the impression they are thinking 'Not another mare!' But they do very much look forward to the beginning of the season".

The French economic theory of physiocracy made a particularly strong impression on his thinking.

Still, he added, Mr. Akinmusire couldn't help but make an impression: "His thinking is not limited to what's normally referred to as trumpet technique.

He leaves a pause that gives the impression he's still thinking about the vulnerability required for serious drama.