Sentence examples for preceding impression from inspiring English sources

The future Impressionists themselves displayed extraordinary diversity during the two decades preceding "Impression, Sunrise," painted by Monet in 1872, that would inspire an art critic to coin the name Impressionism.

For an observer to perceive an entity, he or she must be capable of distinguishing it from the succession of impressions preceding and following it; in order to grasp those impressions as pertaining to the same entity, however, the same observer must be able to take them as a unity despite the differences that succession implies.

Jim Boeheim paced the Syracuse locker room, exactly as he had done after each game for the past 27 seasons, giving his team his impressions of the preceding 40 minutes of basketball.

In most of Hume's account of impressions and ideas, ideas are fainter copies of the impressions which precede them; yet here we have ideas giving rise to vivid impressions.

Penn's personal immersion in Haiti ameliorated the impression that many Americans had built up over the preceding decade, of – as The New York Times put it – a "tiresome pinko bloviator".

The first minute preceding the first ACh application is displayed slowly to provide a better impression of basal network synchrony.

The first five minutes preceding the first ACh application are displayed slowly to provide a better impression of basal network synchrony.

The BlackArrow comparison between the value of video on TV and the Web is not per ad impression, but rather per hour of video watched, and has been amended in the preceding sentence.

The general impression appears to be that the act intends that the income for the charge of the current year, of all traders, shall be determined by the average profit of the three preceding years; and of professions, the actual profit of the preceding year.

These impressions had been fed by a variety of controversial statements and associations that Santorum had made during the preceding months and years.

Finally, he argues that experience tells us that simple impressions always precede and thus cause their corresponding ideas.