Sentence examples for lingering impressions from inspiring English sources

Although we enjoyed the trip, especially the time together, I think outings like this leave lingering impressions, especially on young people.

Why, then, the lingering impression among women that inequity exists?

But for all the competence of the music, the songs make no lingering impression.

Rather, the lingering impression was that legislators would step in to protect consumers at any cost.

Nonetheless, there is a lingering impression that the United States no longer welcomes international students with open arms.

"The movies create a lasting imagery, and a beautiful star carrying a bag creates a lingering impression," he said.

That's the lingering impression from Tuesday night's Beacon Theater concert by the reunited Beach Boys, who until this year had not performed with Brian Wilson since 1996.

That connection created a lingering impression that Mr. DeLay calls most of the shots in the House, an impression that leading Republicans say is false.

The lawyers were also eager to challenge any lingering impression that the gun Ms. Bartush used to kill herself belonged to her husband.

BBC America recently ran a documentary called "Paparazzi" that also disabused viewers of any lingering impression that gossip rags are run by gentlemen and scholars.

Yet there is a lingering impression among some Broadway veterans that "Kate" is an underperformer at the box office, especially considering its near-unananimous raves.