Sentence examples for more impression from inspiring English sources

Dawson could make no more impression with the bat than with the ball.

Benjamin is sparing in his use of melisma, self-effacing to the extent that Crimp's text leaves more impression than the vocal lines.

The nonstop vehemence of the polka finale makes all the more impression because of the thrilling rigor demonstrated in the many remarkable slow and staccato movements earlier.

This seemed to make more impression on the Russians, who soon began to withdraw, than the agreement in principle by the European Union to send monitors to supervise the ceasefire.

How will this country become a basketball country?" On Friday, in a match that seemed to make more impression on the sold-out crowd as an experience than a sport, the Nets defeated the Raptors 116-103.

Charles Barker, who did well last week by Delibes's "Sylvia," conducted the "Beauty" music as if turning the bass knobs up and the treble ones down; the brass, even in relatively oompah passages of accompaniment, almost always made more impression than the violins, and staccato dramatic effects counted for more than legato melodies.

More impressions flow, and both can do a pretty impressive Jimmy Savile, which adds an air of discomfort – it's the only thing they're not competitive about.

Here's what happened: Google happily took my money and delivered more impressions and more clicks on my ads.

Plus, webmasters will see more "impressions" - because Google Analytics will count it as an "impression" if a site simply appears in the search results for 3 seconds.

To retain fineness of line on very long runs (10,000 or more impressions), some map printers prefer "etched" plates, prepared from film positives.

More impressions are likely to surface over the next 24 hours (hopefully Europe will get a chance to play soon too).