Sentence examples for practical impression from inspiring English sources

Rather than stick with the abstract description that, in deciding what to do, we assent to a practical impression, Seneca envisages us as judges, passing judgment over what we should be doing, and issuing commands to ourselves (cf. Inwood 2005, [5] and [7]).

Human action is generated through "assent" to practical impressions; such assent sets off impulse (hormê).

But what Wilshere has, and displayed with quite relentless enthusiasm against the Brazilian team Luiz Felipe Scolari is hoping, no doubt with much initial anxiety, to galvanise all the way to another World Cup final, is something you measure not so much in artistic impression but practical effect.

The gulf between Bahraini rhetoric surrounding the lawyers' appointment and their practical achievements reinforces an impression that they too have been hired as the publicly acceptable face of a reform process that is going nowhere.

More specifically, the pregnant woman needs to acquire the skill of opening herself for sensory impressions, exercising practical techniques for handling labour pains, easing contractions and correctly utilizing abdominal pressure for pressing.

Conservation-based sources provide an impression of the practical implications of the use of egg oil grounds.

The study provides the reader with an impression of which practical objectives have been pursued, what progress has been made in the past two decades, and what the future challenges are for using MMV systems in office buildings.

All that practical information makes a stronger impression than the physician's advice.

One student deemed the training to be helpful in order to develop an impression of the practical activity.

Informants from 13 hospitals involved in practical student training had the impression that students had not yet been exposed to KMC when arriving for practical training.

Still, to get a better impression of what the practical value of LexTALE versus self-ratings might be, we "simulated" two practical applications to the experimental situations for which we developed LexTALE.