Sentence examples for recent impressions from inspiring English sources

LETTER FROM AFGHANISTAN about the fundamentalist Taliban government in Afghanistan, and the writer's recent impressions of the country.

Unless recent impressions have unbalanced the judgment this would certainly appear to be one of his very best films.

LETTER FROM AFGHANISTAN about the fundamentalist Taliban government in Afghanistan, and the writer's recent impressions of the country... Short story about a woman who tries to assassinate Vladimir Lenin.

Instead the recent impression of a coalition in the throes of nervous breakdown seems even more compelling.

Ms. Leachman made a more recent impression on the younger generation when she turned in the funniest performance of all on Comedy Central's roast of Bob Saget.

Deflating a recent impression that the economy was chugging along quite nicely, the Commerce Department reported yesterday that the sluggish economic growth that had set in last September had continued through the first quarter.

The Swiss Constitution of 1848, under the recent impression of the clashes of Catholic vs. Protestant cantons that culminated in the Sonderbundskrieg, consciously defines a consociational state, allowing the peaceful co-existence of Catholics and Protestants.

The leaders are grappling with the reality that in recent months, popular impressions of globalization seems to have shifted.

She gives an introduction to her most recent curatorial effort, Impressions from South Africa, which runs through August 29.

While waiting for the results of the recent byelection, the impression was given that nothing mattered to the people of Glasgow North East except the BNP; and this week Newsnight failed to adequately explain the content of the Queen's speech, preferring to focus on MPs' expenses yet again.

In our recent paper, "Do first impressions last?