Sentence examples for off the impression from inspiring English sources

"He gave off the impression of being everybody's big brother," Aguigui wrote.

Although that is hyperbole, it is hard to shake off the impression that her trial is politically motivated.

Ms. Jones gives off the impression of a crowded room of lively loudmouths dying to get something off their chests.

But as the shock has worn off, the impression has grown that the two nations are pursuing parallel wars.

Despite his obvious passion it's difficult to shake off the impression that Faber would rather not be here.

And, even allowing for Republican obstructionism, Obama has not distinguished himself in his relations with Congress, too often giving off the impression of aloofness.

But Mr. Sharif will also have to shake off the impression that he is engaged in a judicial witch hunt against an old enemy.

His readers are kept poised and puzzling, unable to shake off the impression that some clue will give the game away.

At the same time producers were trying to fend off the impression -- much of it from Internet chat rooms -- that the show was in trouble.

"You've got to be compelling comedically, do the straightforward acting and, on top of that, you've got to carry off the impression".

Some parts of Bristol – which is by no means the whole picture – give off the impression of a very middle-class, affluent city.