Sentence examples for on the impression from inspiring English sources

We were kinda going on the impression that everything over in Scandinavia was one big socialized, middle-class smile party (give or take the odd church burning), so we asked our Finnish music editor Sanna what the H is going on with his country.

Among these methods are those based on the distribution of temperatures using thermocouples (Teufel and Logan 1978), on resistance to the passage of an electric current from one wall to the other (Power and Hencher 1996) and on the impression of the contact zones obtained with pressure-sensitive paper (Duncan and Hancock 1966) or deformable film (Iwai 1976; Bandis et al. 1983).

"Prep" rode to its wild success on the impression that Sittenfeld, a prep school teacher, was spilling some beans.

His paper provoked a firestorm of criticism, based on the impression that he was claiming that government didn't need to regulate activities that cause harm to others.

Speaking from a hotel in Norway to The Independent on Sunday, in the middle of his European tour, he reflects on the impression Adele made on him.

Indeed, we have found that people fail to predict the power of such a statement of intrinsic motivation on the impression they make.

The accuracy of the impression depends on the materials themselves [ 9- 13], impression tray types [ 14- 16], and impression techniques [ 17- 19].

The final map should not be based on the impressions of one employee but on the consensus of the group.

The Perle concerto, an engaging, sprightly work full of cat-and-mouse dialogues between the piano and the ensemble, built on the impressions created in the Elgar.

Jo tends to dwell on the impressions things make with precision and sensitivity, describing their effect on the inner world of the protagonist.

Are we truly free, or is our freedom entirely dependent on the impressions of others?