Sentence examples for raw impressions from inspiring English sources
The titles can be a distraction, different from first, raw impressions of the paintings.
Although tamed by recreational use, the vast, 42,000-acre tract south of Paris was still wild enough to lend itself to romantic visions and raw impressions of nature, making it a prime hangout for painters and photographers.
8 p.m., Joyce SoHo, 155 Mercer Street, (212 334-7479, $15, $12 for students and 65+ with I.D. (Dunning) RIP FEST #6 (Monday and Tuesday) Produced by Raw Impressions, Inc., this festival of six ten-minute films includes work by Susan Marshall and Marlies Yearby.
But because memories are often subjective, her interviewees are introduced to "a new device that can access your raw impressions of events".
But because memories are often subjective, her interviewees are introduced to "a new device that can access your raw impressions of events". "Crocodile" isn't the first Black Mirror episode that examines the privacy and accuracy surrounding remembered events.
But it gave a genuinely raw impression of what it's like to live on the streets of London: the sense of hostility, indignity, futility (Bradbury tried to get space at a hostel but couldn't because she didn't have ID) and the unflinching inequality (ongoing shots of the Gherkin and high-rise apartments).
Thus Bohr stood at the end of a long historical trajectory: Kant conceived the apparatus of observation as an inner mental faculty, analogous to a pair of spectacles that mediated and in particular gave form to and interpreted raw sense impressions.
This last stage can be termed as top-down processing where the brain adds the information to raw visual impressions giving a richness of meaning well beyond the sensory stimuli [26].
No matter how many notes they take during interviews, there's nothing like a raw first impression.
I am in the privileged position to observe raw and sincere impressions of strong women who are dear to me, who are deliberate, fiercely intelligent, and brave enough to bring any issue to the fore.
