Sentence examples for insubstantial impression from inspiring English sources

Tom Cruise never has sex with anyone on camera; and he, Nicole, and the audience are finally left, not with the lineaments of gratified desire, nor even post-coital tristesse, but simply an insubstantial impression of some unlocatable, insoluble mystery within the human condition.

But these three buildings zomewhat excepted, the groupmakes an insubstantial & disquieting impression.

His disengagement left her feeling insubstantial, marginalised, a shadow.

Nevertheless, the book gives the impression of being oddly insubstantial, even when it deals with worlds such as publishing and selling film rights with which this author is profoundly familiar.

(Jacobi, 1792: 156ff) Allwill thus moves in his social circle as an insubstantial being, one who appears now under one form, now under another, all the time giving the impression of an inner core that he in fact does not possess.

Money is insubstantial now.

So far, so insubstantial.

This insubstantial pageant has faded.

It is papery and insubstantial.

The story seems superficially insubstantial.

But my world is insubstantial.