Sentence examples for offer impressions from inspiring English sources

Insisting on an answer to this sort of question is usually a mistake: Phillips's best poems offer impressions, not epigrams.

Woody Allen Norman Mailerr; Maya Angelou; Edward Albee Judy Collinss; Richie Havens; Peter, Paul and Mary and Tim Robbinss are among those who offer impressions and anecdotes.

The musical works here offer impressions of America by two composers a century apart: Paquito D'Rivera, with the New York premiere of his "Village Street Quartet," and Dvorak, in his "American" Quartet.

Shibley Telhami, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, said news organizations with an international audience, including the Voice of America, should feature reports by Arabs who travel in America and can offer impressions that go beyond the stereotypes of narcissism and self-indulgence.

But as lifelong friends of America we feel obliged to offer impressions from Europe, which could lead into negative reverberation if unmanaged.

The first offers impressions of a playwright and human being at all levels – including a powerful response to his house burning down in 1984 – and the second offers a sense of ongoing narrative history from the viewpoint of a man Roudané calls "an engaged and engaging public intellectual".

In this Frontline Diary he offers impressions of the deteriorating situation there.

This week, the pianist Bruce Levingston, avec amis, offers "Impression de la Vie," a program in which the wonders of nature are evoked in the works of such composers as Debussy, Ravel, Messiaen, and Philippe Manoury (a première).

They asked him to see the show and offer his impressions.

Now that the Chevrolet has been a member of the Scheffler household for a few months, Mr. Scheffler was ready to offer driving impressions.

Malik's step-aunt could only offer vague impressions about what had become of her niece after she and her father moved.