Sentence examples for record impressions from inspiring English sources
Swirling and sniffing, the judges taste the wines blind, then record impressions and scores.
But she does not appear to have much interest in character except as it is manifested in the capacity to receive and record impressions.
Long's text pieces – always in a stark sans-serif font – record impressions gleaned or landmarks passed on his treks across moors, mountain ranges, and even continents ("Glow worms… watching moonlight turn into dawn… the footpath passing through a cleft tree," runs part of Eight Days in the Shirakami Mountains, Aomori, Japan, 1997).
Instead he uses a camera to record impressions and details from which he then works indoors.
Owners completed an Owner Assessment Form on Days 0, 8 and 15 to record impressions of their dog's clinical status throughout the study period.
Nearly all of Morgan's material is distilled from the recorded impressions of travellers such as Xuanzang, journeying through Bamiyan en route elsewhere.
He begins very much in earnest, at Victoria coach station at 6am every morning for weeks, often hungover, and cold, recording impressions on his smartphone.
In The Book of Disquiet, Bernardo Soares, an assistant bookkeeper in a Lisbon fabrics firm, records impressions he doesn't expect to see published.
From the late 17th century through the 19th century, numerous travelers, government agents, and business entrepreneurs recorded impressions and details that today form the body of a substantial group of publications printed throughout Europe and occasionally in the Americas.
TAJ FORER This young American photographer's first New York show is excerpted from his new book, "Threefold Sun," which records impressions from a cross-country trip made in search of communities and individuals influenced by the philosophy of Rudolf Steiner.
He is voraciously completist, recording impressions of each journey, place, building and reading room, as well as every recoverable detail of each manuscript's creation, content and existence as a physical object through time and space.
