Sentence examples for ruling impression from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, the ruling impression from the other side was best expressed by one of the Monitor's mates: "You can see surprise in a ship just as you can see it in a man, and there was surprise all over the Merrimack".
Impossibly smooth was right: Olay admitted to retouching Twiggy's photos, and the U.K.'s Advertising Standards Authority banned the ads, ruling they might give consumers a "misleading impression of the effect the product could achieve".
By pushing Labour into ruling out any kind of post-election deal with the SNP the strategy has created the impression in Scotland that whatever the result Scottish MPs will be second-class citizens in Westminster.
Now your thoughts are ruling the experience, and you're no longer living in the moment with your friend - you're worried about the impression you're making.
On the one hand, we got the impression that this was political manipulation, and that a lot of people were angry in a way that was manufactured by the ruling party.
Arpaio appealed that ruling.
Mr Joy says the ruling gave the impression that the Louisiana Supreme Court had been lobbied, and that the lobbying had worked.
The family's submission to the court argues that the judge in the Haifa case ignored contradictory evidence by key state witnesses, adding: "Regretfully, when reading the ruling, one gets the impression that the court of first instance set for itself the final goal of rejecting the lawsuit".
Both campaigns did their best yesterday to give the impression that the ruling was inconsequential.
To borrow the terms from figure skating, it's the artistic impression of the ruling that may influence public opinion more than its technical merits.
