Sentence examples for present an impression from inspiring English sources

He interrupts scenes, jumps to other scenes that present an impression of disjunction, disorientation, in short are jarring.

Moynan presents an impression of a thriving economic center adorned with aesthetically pleasing architecture.

Combined schematised expression data for each CNE was compressed into a JPEG file and coupled with graphical depiction of expression domains to present an overall impression of the spatial pattern to which the element directs expression.

In this sense, many of the FBOs, working in partnership with government, present a false impression of the significance of faith in welfare and community services.

With less than five months before the opening of the Olympic Games in Beijing, the sharp criticism of the foreign news media comes precisely when it wants to present a welcoming impression to the outside world.

Owen Smith has said being accused of using sexist language was "the most mortifying experience" and a handful of phrases he used had been exaggerated and taken out of context to present a false impression.

Despite its popularity, critics of the game claimed that it did not offer a serious workout regimen: game menu breaks prevent the sustained elevated heart rates necessary for improving cardiovascular health, and the ability to cheat on certain exercises can present a false impression of progress.

The US Department of Justice has indicted two senior managers at Société Générale, alleging that the bankers in Paris told junior staff to post lower dollar Libor to present a false impression of the French investment bank's financial health at the height of the eurozone debt crisis.

First, the evaluators present a broad impression of GIGAME's effectiveness from the point of view of users.

It was a great pleasure and honour to have been invited to attend this Seminar and to present a final impression.

The first step toward successful service is to present a favorable impression that leads to registration when customers, as students and parents, visit a private academy for the first time.