Sentence examples for large impressions from inspiring English sources

REPORTER AT LARGE: Impressions of Shanghai during the European crisis.

The New Yorker, December 3 , 1938P. 104 REPORTER AT LARGE: Impressions of Shanghai during the European crisis.

"You Don't Know Anything" espouses the reading of books, and "Waiting on the Clock" evokes the first flush of love: there's a Belle & Sebastian flavour to its reminiscences of making mix-tapes for a girlfriend – small memories with large impressions.

These works are loose, expansive, large impressions of the picture characters of Japanese writing, executed in an emotional moment, in a way that evokes Robert Motherwell, Sam Francis, and traditional Sumi-e ink painting (borrowed from China about 2000 years ago).

After UVR, there are a reduced number of the large impressions or the full-thickness holes of the superficial cells, partly rejected cells, numerous small plasma membrane defects, and the microvilli were destroyed [ 6]. High levels of mucin are the first and most important line of defense against the oxidative stress of both endogenous and exogenous nature [ 7].

"It will leave a large impression on London".

In another life, he'd have played the cowboy wandering from town to town, doing good, breaking hearts, not talking much but leaving a large impression.

In 1777, Rev. Alison had written to Congress that the "number of purchasers is so great, that we doubt not but a large impression would soon be sold".

The 49ers' receivers made a larger impression than they did in January.

But at some point you want to get away from the issue and the biography ads, and you want to leave people with a larger impression.

But it is the larger impression — of quavering, fluttering surfaces, of the surfeit of detail, of painting actively overtaken by collage — that holds the eye.