Sentence examples for intense impression from inspiring English sources

The spirited and majestic song made an intense impression whenever it was sung at Revolutionary public occasions.

Plein-air painting, in its strictest sense, the practice of painting landscape pictures out-of-doors; more loosely, the achievement of an intense impression of the open air (French: plein air) in a landscape painting.

As a result, he gives the intense impression of channelling songs rather than simply playing them; at their best the delicate tenor of his voice and the otherworldly dexterity of his guitar-playing speak to the present moment across centuries.

Among the most intense impressions the city of Santiago de Cuba left me with is precisely that, of not being able to enjoy the same services as foreign tourists.

Sofia is intense and unsmiling, while Malcolm is a charming, goofy chatterbox, and they make a vivid impression, even without spray paint.

Romney's personality was blunt and intense, giving the impression of a "man in a hurry", and he was considered a rising star in the industry.

Twyla Tharp Dance, as I watched it from 1980 to 1983, made an impression so intense that I continue to mourn it.

Walking inside, my first impression was intense confusion: from what I could tell, Earthmatters wasn't in show business, it was in the organic food business.

These look a little like half-eaten apples degrading, and this layer of intense colour creates the impression that brightness and beauty is sinking into the earth as though it were paint on a canvas.

One day will not give the proper impression of intense love for sweets.

His radio identification, "I am Eagle!," was spoken with intense excitement and made an impression on listeners around the world.