Sentence examples for its impression from inspiring English sources

They know that if their message is initially memorable, its impression will persist long after it is debunked.

"It's in that environment that the Arab street gets its impression of our policies, our culture, our society," Mr. Pattiz said.

In other words, "Corrugated Fountain," as the artist intended, made its impression and then vanished.

But baseball made its impression that I wasn't good enough anymore, and that's why I was tired of it".

"Is the thing seen or the thing heard the thing that makes most of its impression upon you at the theater," Stein muses in "Plays".

Like in the case of Sophie's parents, Alima believes that society must transform its impression of disability, but that this change must begin with disabled people themselves.

Hume's attack on the supposition that we have an idea of the mind as distinct from its impressions thus constitutes a rejection of Berkeley's commitment to the existence of mental substances, but not of ontological idealism altogether.

Other writers, such as Mark Anthony Neal, have described these lyrical themes as a form of "brooding introspection", disclosing the tortured dimensions of drug crime and its impressions on an adolescent Nas.

Beerkens' study recorded the impressions of a focus group that credited the expressiveness of the object to its "sprightly impression," to its "improvised and immediate, personal character," and to those characteristic sounds.

Now in its 84th impression in Spanish, it remains a fixture on the exiguous shelves devoted to Latin America in bookshops in Europe and the United States.

The choir provided power when it was called for, particularly in an ebullient "Hallelujah" chorus, but made its strongest impressions with its fine blend and sensitive shading.