Sentence examples for impression you know from inspiring English sources
I think you can do a shaggy-dog story and construct a set in that way as long as you give the impression you know what you're doing and it's about something.
Knowing a bit of the language gives off the impression you know what you're doing and that you've been around the block, even if you haven't.
If I say, you're the Director of First Impressions, you know the way you answer the phone matters.
At least the fashion world had Michelle Obama and Sarah Palin to help avoid the impression that, you know, nobody cares about clothes and big dangly earrings.
If you're an advertiser or a merchant, you will pay more per impression if you know someone is a mountain biker and is near the bicycle mega store you own.
6. Give the impression that you know little about a college by writing trite, inaccurate or inconsequential things about it.
Barnum statements, named after the circus showman P.T. Barnum, are statements that will apply to just about anybody, but which will give the impression that you know something about the subject.
One, it will give the impression that you know what the person is talking about, and two, allow yourself the chance to gather more information in order to form a smarter opinion.
"Most of your life is ambient impressions anyway, you know?" Mr. Grenier said, as he listened to Mr. Wilson's recordings.
She gives the impression of being, you know, alive.
