Sentence examples for or impressions from inspiring English sources

It's not getting other people's vibes or impressions, to see if you impressed an art critic.

Advertisers could count the number of people who actually saw their banners, which are referred to as "eyeballs," or impressions.

Viewed in quick succession, they seem like simple sketches, or impressions, of a complex time and place.

Murray, the man in public, is a promise of Internet virality, a gift to Web editors sweating clicks or visitors or impressions.

But Rusty Hardin, a lawyer for Andersen, said it only wanted notes about what Mr. Duncan said, not about his lawyers' thoughts or impressions.

Their testimony is generally used to describe the conditions they created rather than (with the obvious exception of Hitler himself) to chart their personal beliefs, motives or impressions.

This is no illusion or impression, either.

Each line is someone's different experience or impression.

"There should be no concern or impression that the E.C.B. will run out of capital," the official said, referring to the European Central Bank.

"I've spotted a gap in online advertising in which people pay per character they occupy rather than by click or impression.

In addition to what an ad should say, and where and when it should run, advertisers have to figure out how much each ad, or "impression," is worth.