Sentence examples for principal impression from inspiring English sources

The people it depicts are engaged in the greatest mass murder ever committed, yet its principal impression is of pleasure; nor do the people portrayed look like villains.

Until recently, teacher evaluations were little more than a formality in most school systems, with the vast majority of instructors getting top ratings, often based on a principal's superficial impressions.

Ian Smith was in fact the principal creator of that impression.

The existence of the special character supposed to distinguish cognitive impressions from other impressions was the principal target of the Academics' arguments (see Section 3 of the entry on Carneades).

Their principal illusion is the uncanny impression that the story is being conjured by the characters as we watch, or summoned into existence by the act of our watching.

Hair frames the face, the principal feature of a first impression.

While touring Brooklyn middle schools a few years ago, I met a principal who made a great impression on me.

Withdrawing all the large vessels of the blockade squadron, Collingwood kept only the 36-gun frigate HMS Hydra and the 18-gun sloop HMS Moselle in position to create the impression that the principal blockading force had been driven off.

At the talent shows, he would tell jokes about kids in school, tease the teachers, do impressions of the principal.

Solos ring out with new freedom; Liang Wang, the principal oboist, made an especially poetic impression in the slow movements of the "Fantastique" and of the Brahms Violin Concerto (a rich-hued interpretation, with Frank Peter Zimmermann).

Parker said he went on one of the lunches once and found the experience "really, really creepy" because he had the impression the teacher and principal were having a romantic affair.