Sentence examples for noticeable impression from inspiring English sources
And then the Clean Water Act made a noticeable impression on how the river looked — and smelled.
"The poverty was not quite so noticeable, giving the impression that the economy was working".
A deep impression will be noticeable as a sign of forgery, so try to make it as faint as possible while still leaving enough of an indent that you'll be able to go over it in pen.
Volunteer to do practical and noticeable activities, which will support the impression of you as a helpful professional regardless of the circumstances.
A portrait painter is said to acquire the structure of what is perceived "from one especially noticeable point, which I will call the aesthetic point of impression.
Lasting impressions Most shelves were well-stocked, though there were noticeable gaps on a few including confectionary and some chilled food.
The eyeliner will give the impression that your eyes are slanted, and will make the double-lid less noticeable.
The rating consists of four different levels: 1 = an exceptionally empathic and socially competent personality; 2 = more or less normal, "like most people"; 3 = an emotionally blunt and pathological personality with autistic traits, clearly noticeable during the interview; and 4 = an extremely odd personality; the person gives a peculiar, and clearly autistic, impression early in the interview.
Most noticeable were miniskirts.
