Sentence examples for seemed under the impression from inspiring English sources

One also seemed under the impression that autism was a mental health problem 'like schizophrenia' (their words).

It was fortunate for the Yankees that the Baltimore pitchers, particularly Sidney Ponson and Jason Johnson, seemed under the impression that they were also candidates for the Yankees' rotation, and were pounded.

There were instead quite long passages when Clegg seemed under the impression that he was addressing a nursery school: "Going green means going forward… To make blue go green you have to add yellow".

He resents the fact that Guerin 'sometimes seems under the impression that I am an adolescent boy and not an esteemed doctor', while Guerin, too, has her pride: 'I'm one of the few round here who can mop shit from the floor and spell it.' What begins as a scientific undertaking becomes an emotional entanglement as the doctor and the governess strive to communicate with the child.

But just when you think she might confidently dismiss it, she gets defensive about how it "didn't seem to be based at all in reality," and seemed to be under the impression that Romney was some moderate compromiser, when "over this last six years, he's never once stood up to the far extreme right wing".

On this occasion Watson seemed to be under the impression that he was batting with Usain Bolt.

Most seemed to be under the impression that the merger was going ahead, until they read a sheet of paper outlining the district's new proposal.

The board seemed to be under the impression that a consulting arm of I.B.M. had signed on to police its investment.

The place was packed with people, many of whom still seemed to be under the impression that they were going to see both Hillary and Bill.

The peculiar thing about the apologies was that Sanford seemed to be under the impression that his worst dereliction of duty involved womanizing.

Blair seemed to labour under the impression that merely asking the UN to pass a resolution had as much legal validity as a resolution that had been passed.