Sentence examples for odd impression from inspiring English sources

It gives the odd impression that the man himself is a slightly aged trompe d'oeil effect.

Expect wine, squabbles – and quite possibly the odd impression or two.

There is the odd impression and he has a nice line in self-deprecation.

Still, the choice of this Webern score created an odd impression of where Webern stands in the historical continuum.

The church itself is surprisingly small, and gives the odd impression of being at once rickety and substantial.

It's "grower Champagne," identified that way on a special matte card, which conveys the odd impression that sparkling wine is a crop, like soybeans.

The photographer, D. F. Millet, almost subverted the camera's realism, however, by cutting off the right and left sides of the painting, producing the odd initial impression that the nude lies in a shallow box while a painting hovers in some indeterminate space behind.

Another hundred-odd drawings, of every description, await publication, almost confirming an old impression that there would always be a fresh Steig in this new issue or the one next week.

His birdie on the opening hole left the impression the remainder of the field could pack up and go home but the odd nervous moment followed.

In this, they perfectly reflected the overall impression left by this very odd opera.

It also needs a fair bit of steel, which is applied, apparently at random in strange clusters, some stopping mid-flight, others going off at odd angles, creating the impression of a darned sock, or structural Band-Aid, applied retrospectively to patch up the cracks.