Sentence examples for major impressions from inspiring English sources

I've been traveling a lot over the last month, and the two major impressions I have about airport security are shorter lines with fewer problems and large numbers of white-shirted T.S.A. agents clustered around checkpoints with little to do.

Two major impressions of group responses were referred to by the by-sitter (HP) and the educator (JU) when the participants were encouraged to disclose worries and disease experiences: Participants expressed relief when realizing their experience of symptoms was shared with others in the group and pleasure in sharing ideas on how to manage symptoms.

"The series has made a very major impression.

The trio – along with Canterbury centre Josh Morris – are the main contenders for the Blues centre pairing and will be ready to make a major impression.

Ivanovic made her first major impression at 17, when she upset the French star Amélie Mauresmo here and reached the 2005 quarterfinals.

23 Sep-23 Oct Mercury lends words a special potency early this week, when you can make a major impression, clinch a deal or unpick a secret.

The Kennedy Center is hoping to make a major impression with the Sondheim series, returning to producing shows on a large scale after years of serving as a venue for other companies' productions.

As Daniel Kahneman (the godfather of behavioural science, which lies behind our growing understanding of these patterns) said before the Brexit vote: "The major impression one gets … is that the reasons for exit are clearly emotional.

It was in his second Broadway appearance in 1954, playing a seductive Arab boy in north Africa in a stage version of André Gide's The Immoralist, that he made a major impression.

The last time a country star made a major impression on Broadway was in 1985, when Roger Miller composed the score for "Big River," an adaptation of "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," which walked off with seven Tony Awards, including best musical and best score.

Radcliffe did not start making a major impression on the world senior stage until 2001, when she was 27, with her first world cross-country gold, and it was not until she switched to the marathon that she took her career to unprecedented levels.