Sentence examples for only the impression from inspiring English sources

Friday night matches: The next two years' Six Nations will be on Saturdays and Sundays only; the impression is the Friday night experiment has failed.

If the former, it would follow that we remember nothing which is absent; if the latter, how is it possible that, though perceiving directly only the impression, we remember that absent thing which we do not perceive?

As the government surely must understand, although the various facts it has asserted are not necessarily inconsistent or without basis, its actions have left not only the impression that Padilla may have been held for these years, even if justifiably, by mistake -- an impression we would have thought the government could ill afford to leave extant.

Most of their signature policies give only the impression of progressivism: a tax hike for the very wealthy shuffles tax breaks to the next richest; infrastructure spending will transfer billions of public dollars to multinational companies chasing low-wages and privatization.

Only the impression that this is a time of expanded need and a tightening economy, a time of unemployed shopkeepers in Lower Manhattan and children at death's door in Afghanistan, has loosened their tongues, in hopes of encouraging people to think about their giving habits.

Humans have only the impression of a free will (ikhtiyâr).

Memory naturally also involves books and libraries, represented here by Rachel Whiteread's "Untitled (Stack)," which shows bookshelves with only the impressions of books.

But the impression is only of an even, not to say average interest in character.

The incident only heightened the impression that the Clintons had not been forthcoming about Whitewater.

The staging only reinforced the impression that crowd scenes were more interesting than solo ones.

Only here the impression is of vast, arching spaces and skylights that cast no shadows.