Sentence examples for into the impression from inspiring English sources

Slowly, I lower myself into the impression she formed.

But it all goes into the impression one gets about the animal and where it lives".

With each building of his since then, the details, still lovingly designed, seem to merge more smoothly into the impression of the whole, which is of ever increasing scale.

All moving-image photography relies on the phenomenon known as "persistence of vision": a film camera pointed at its subject takes a rapid succession of still images, 24 of them per second, and on the cinema screen they blur into the impression of constant motion.

When I was a teenager, I took a metal-shop class where we were taught sand-casting, which for the timid majority like me meant pressing a wooden plaque into a box of sand, removing it and then pouring molten aluminum into the impression it left.

The laboratory analogues (C in Figure 1) were inserted into the impression caps, and a plaster cast was made.

But Brother Samuel Cheatham sails skyward in the bluesy gospel standard "Troubles of the World," Jean McInnis of the Inspirational Gospel Singers pours staccato soul into the Impressions song "Same Thing It Took," and the Sacred Four (founded in 1936, recording in 1975) strive to make paranoia reassuring in "Somebody's Watching You".

As sandbars between islets have been converted into roads the impression is created that in many places the width of the country is the width of the street.

The FME technique takes into account the impression of each assessment factor on the evaluation result and determines the major pollutants according to the weights of evaluation factors.

Yet, having invested into creating large process model collections, process models often fall into disuse, provoking the impression that the initial investment has been lost.

Viewed through a stereoscope, the brain combines the two offset photographs into one, giving the impression of a 3D image.