Sentence examples for impressions is from inspiring English sources

The Symphony in Three Movements, inspired by wartime impressions, is independent of models, yet in outward form the movements appear traditional.

When Mr. Bell, whose most recent CD is "French Impressions," is around, some fellow residents ask him to keep his window open so they can hear him practice.

She wants to convey how a place feels, and nearly 450 pages of impressions is too much; everything begins to fade into everything else.

The market for David Cameron and George Osborne impressions is flatter than the eurozone economy, while anyone attempting to imitate Ed Miliband is likely to struggle now that the Labour leader is breathing more easily after his nose operation.

If reality transformed into coloristic impressions is the defining feature of Impressionism, there is not much of that in the French master's oeuvre as seen in an art show that puts Manet in a new perspective.

Perhaps the most extraordinary of his impressions is a long series in "The Trip" devoted to Michael Caine at different stages of his life, from a snarling young Cockney to the elderly, hyper-polite butler in the "Batman" movies.

Initial impressions are encouraging.

First impressions are important.

The impressions are emotional.

First impressions aren't great.

First impressions are quite promising.