Sentence examples for no impression of from inspiring English sources

Darling gives no impression of believing them.

Still, a sizable number of Americans have no impression of Mr. Ryan.

This was a motion picture with sound, except that there was no motion and no impression of sound.

The Soviet leadership could hardly complain about the essay that Gorky eventually wrote about his experience: "There is no impression of life being over-regulated.

"When I was relocated to Taiwan, I was just a baby, four months old, so I have no impression of China as my home.

He looks quite unlike any ordinary human being I have ever seen, and gives no impression of wishing to regard himself as one – or a second.

No impressions of any well-known people.

Though when I think about it I realise that I have no impressions of the UK other than what music and movies I've seen, so I'm excited to get some of my own opinions about the place.

Though bombs continued to crash in the woods and smoke to rise on the horizon, they no longer created an impression of urgency but seemed wholly routine.

It all felt thorough — West Germany working through its history, serving justice — but there was no escaping an impression of living a footnote.

To the jumpy, channel-surfing Western eye, these apparently symmetrical patterns, which can be extended forever and have no goal, give an impression of stasis, of nothing happening.