Sentence examples for producing an impression from inspiring English sources

Seal matrices may be single or double, thus producing an impression on either one or both sides of the wax.

The New York Times described it as producing "an impression of dignity, beauty, and power".

The hair can be somehow tangled, the nails are not well-groomed, the clothes, the accessories remain and help producing an impression of reality which leaves its identity to each image.

Visual montage may combine shots to tell a story chronologically or may juxtapose images to produce an impression or to illustrate an association of ideas.

One of the advantages of the aphorism or pensée is that it can easily produce an impression of depth when it may be only a commonplace pungently expressed.

James's narrator eventually reveals that, though Catherine "sometimes produced an impression of insensibility," she was "she was the softest creature in the world".

In the year 1896 H. Becquerel discovered that uranium emits spontaneously a radiation that produces an impression on a photographic plate through a sheet of black paper, and ionises the air.

In other forms of nonfictional prose, the meandering fancy of the author may well produce an impression of freedom and of truth to life unattainable by the more carefully wrought novel.

"The richness of the art, the exquisite taste of the vocal part, the excellence of the voices, the justness of the execution, everything in these delightful concerts concurs to produce an impression... from which I am of opinion no heart is secure".

Drop a square paperweight into soft clay and it will produce an impression.

Affection of our sense organs does not produce an impression or image; it occasions a thought.