Sentence examples for over the impression from inspiring English sources

The TV debates help put over the impression to the electorate that the prime minister has presidential constitutional powers.

When I think back over the impression those essays — and Herbert himself — have left on me, I would say that he had a passion for passion itself, a disdain for the mere politeness of genius.

Otherwise the bowler rushes through the over, leaving the impression of a dog burying its droppings.

So I was more alert to the over-all impression — the gestalt, the feel of the thing — than to the details, some of which transpired when the sound was on mute.

"Over there, the impression is that bonsai is just for elderly people, something to do after you retire.

Well I fear it might, because over time the impression may be created that all editorial is for sale, and none of it to be trusted.

As Medsger writes, the over-all impression the files gave was that Hoover and many other F.B.I. officials "thought of black Americans as falling into two categories — black people who should be spied on by the F.B.I. and black people who should spy on other black people for the F.B.I".

This gives you a posture that says, "Look out world!" When you slump over, you give off the impression the world has defeated you and you'd just much rather be in bed.

The over-all impression of the meeting from the attendees I spoke with was that Trump showed no signs of having been sobered or changed by his elevation to the country's highest office.

After Butler left to follow a solo career, Mayfield took over the leadership of the Impressions, which became a trio with tenor Fred Cash and baritone Sam Gooden.

But while the 5 Series feels like a scaled down 7 Series, the over-riding impression of the E is of being a scaled up C-Class.