Sentence examples for little impression of from inspiring English sources

You may get little impression of the clothes, but the emotion is there.

Perhaps the secret of her success is that she melts into her characters, leaving little impression of herself.

As usual, his music is propped up by the libretto, and, the latter being decidedly weak-jointed in many places, the score gives little impression of continuity, much less of organic growth.

The Abbey's lobby contains a fine collection of portraits, some saved from the 1951 fire, of playwrights associated with the theater, but otherwise conveys little impression of its distinguished history.

This communication failure is surely the main reason why the Social Democrats' poll rating is now only 25%—and why there is talk of starting a new left-wing populist party.As for the opposition conservatives, they give little impression of being ready for power.

"Every beautiful whole from the hand of the formative artist is thus a little impression of the highest beauty in the great whole of nature" (ibid., p. 560; see also "Grundlinien," p. 592).

All of this, of course, makes little impression on people in Alpine towns, like Chamonix on the French side, who discovered after the closing of the Mont Blanc tunnel just how peaceful life could be without the trucks.

Moore had brought four small cannon, but these made little impression on the coquina walls of the fortress, and the Spanish guns had longer range, keeping most of his forces at bay.

England will be mortified that they made so little impression on a Springbok side shorn of nine first-choice players (never mind three or four back-up men with the World Cup experience of, say, a Danie Rossouw).

The pomp of the Fourth of July seemed to have made little impression on him.

But those arguments evidently made little impression on voters uneasy over the impact of immigrants on Swiss society and culture.