Sentence examples for leaves a more from inspiring English sources

The film leaves a more direct political thought.

But in speeches like this, style always leaves a more lingering impression than statistics.

Chaos packs more excitement into its first 30 minutes than Zelda does into its first five hours, yet Zelda's deep, engrossing game play leaves a more lasting impression.

But by the end of the show it is the "superb musicianship" and obsessive attention to detail which they bring to every facet of their performance that leaves a more lasting impression.

There's a moment when the half-soused Nick suddenly gets nasty, and Kenny goes still, his eyes unreadable, and he leaves — a more devastating rebuke than any amount of attitude.

But Dennis M. Walcott, the president of the New York Urban League, who was recently named a deputy mayor in the Bloomberg administration, said that Mr. Giuliani leaves a more nuanced legacy than some other black leaders suggest.

And unfortunately they tended to leave a more lasting impression.

Yet the pictures leave a more forlorn impression.

Fresh water diffuses through the membrane, leaving a more concentrated salt solution behind.

Villas-Boas will hope to leave a more lasting legacy with his latest adventure.

In fact, the conventions tend to leave a more permanent imprint.