Sentence examples for most lasting impression from inspiring English sources

No matter how well your performance was received, your last routine tends to leave the most lasting impression on the audience.

The most lasting impression of the new period is made by its architectural legacy.

Pooh Kaye's 1983 work "The River Sticks" made the most lasting impression of the evening.

But, while all these interpretations are possible, the most lasting impression is of human isolation.

Leiter idolized Righetti, who taught him slider grips but whose professionalism made the most lasting impression.

But it is the photographs, and the orchestrated chaos and horror they encapsulate, that make the most lasting impression.

Which performances made the most lasting impressions?

Hava Kohav Beller's sprawling documentary film, "The Burning Wall," bills itself as a history of dissent in the former German Democratic Republic (better known as East Germany), but the most lasting impressions it leaves aren't of the heroic acts of defiance by men and women who stood up to the Communist regime but of the persecutions they endured.

And yet, charities are often challenged when they create, license and protect the first -- and often most lasting -- impression of their work: their logo, tagline and mission.

The most important lasting impression I left with after my trial with the S7 Edge is the fact that Samsung has made such amazing products, but doesn't get the deserved credit.

I don't recall seeing Darryl Brown in uniform again, but he made a more lasting impression than most N.B.A. players.