Sentence examples for impressions like from inspiring English sources

FIRST impressions, like small cars, are not Detroit's strong suit.

First impressions: Like any self-respecting country hotel, the five-star Culloden has the ubiquitous long sweeping drive.

In several places, the seams of the air bags left sharply defined impressions, like those of a beach ball.

In the Post-Interview section, you can debrief yourself by selecting from a menu of impressions, like "Feeling good about it" or "Not the job for me".

Trump may have taken offense at Alec Baldwin's impression of him on Saturday Night Live, but such spot-on mimicry hasn't had the devastating effect that great impressions – like Tina Fey's Sarah Palin – have had in the past.

The book explained how lingering but forgotten impressions, like a smell or sound associated with a person or a positive experience, become embedded in the mind's memory banks, where neurons constantly fire and forge connections.

First impression: I like it.

"Peter Siddle looks a good bowler - I like his attitude as I like bowlers who give the impression they like bowling.

It's strong, this impression, like music".

Of course, sometimes I make a song purely an impression, like "Feelin' Groovy".

Giant smokestacks and monster trucks give the impression – like the underground M-machine in Metropolis – of an ungodly engine.