Sentence examples for same impressions as from inspiring English sources

The ears of someone sleeping, for instance, receive the same impressions as the ears of someone awake, but the sleeper does not sense these impressions.

Why shouldn't a color be able to make the same impression as singing?

The attendance of Hillary Clinton, as America's current secretary of state, could not make the same impression as Mr Powell's.

But, whereas fables tend to personify animal characters often giving the same impression as does an animated cartoon the typical parable uses human agents.

Lampard would have (will have) the same level of global interest upon signing, but from a technical standpoint wouldn't have made the same impression as an initial statement of intent beyond the first year.

Many, though, were under the same impression as Mitchell Hansson, who asked on Facebook: "Aren't they already?" Meanwhile, on the site, LoneArchitect raised "the terrifying prospect of CIFBOT, the automated comments machine capable of producing tens of millions of arguments about Israel/Arsenal/Margaret Thatcher".

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I had the same impression as I watched the "9/12 tea party march on Washington" this past week.

"She was a victim of domestic abuse," doesn't give the same impression as, "He broke his wife's nose five times and knocked out two of her teeth during a two-year period".

The ranges for the two compared lines are a statistical measure; they do not give the same impression as the rank plots.

They give the same impression of ornamental impenetrability as samurai castles, like those at Himeji and Matsumoto, with their pretty peaked roofs and escarpmentlike walls.