Sentence examples for momentary impression from inspiring English sources

It's all in the momentary impression, the practised eye.

The Nets trailed by 3 points late in the first half, giving the momentary impression of a competitive game.

In a stunning twist, Howard later announced he would forgo the opt-out, giving the momentary impression that he might stay put in Orlando.

The next four games were decided by double digits — each team giving a momentary impression of dominance until the roles were suddenly reversed.

These Umkhathi dancers wore loincloths so close in color to that of their skin that the first momentary impression was that they were naked, apart from headbands and anklets.

He records with absolute precision the way that currents of activity flicker through a group as it responds to an atmospheric change or unsettling event; the way that patterns form and dissolve, giving the momentary impression of order, of conformity to some unknown set of determinants.

"Opinions are increasingly based on momentary impressions and thus change ever more quickly.

As you approach, this harmonious silhouette stays in your mind, yet also dissolves into glances and momentary impressions.

Not only is it entirely possible to infer from our momentary impressions to prior and later events, but we are in fact always doing so.

What goes for momentary primal impressions also goes for intervals: D-E is retained at F in the form of the retentional continuum E*-D**.

We saw in §2.7 that for Husserl the specious present (or in his terminology, the 'original temporal field' or 'living present') is a tripartite episode of experiencing consisting of three ingredients: momentary primal impressions, a continuum of retentions (or 'primary memories'), and forward looking protentions (a distinctive kind of expectation).