Sentence examples for seeming impression from inspiring English sources

A large part of this "cover-up" was the seeming impression that the American astronauts were not in fact "partners" aboard the station, but were instead "guests".

Even the shows themselves are getting faster, it seems, an impression confirmed if one happened to see a video that accompanies a costume exhibition Christian Lacroix assembled from the archives of Le Musée des Arts Décoratifs.

Sometimes, it seems, bad impressions count.

Jimmy Fallon broke out his Sandler impression, and Sandler seemed to do an impression of Fallon's impression.

By seeming to confirm an impression that Westminster is rotten, encouraged by recent scandals including a giant furore over fraudulent MPs' expenses in 2009, Sir Malcolm and Mr Straw have probably raised the antipathy a notch.

In such cases, the immediate judgment of the intellect is not "that the object represented exists", but "that the object was impressed" (and, it would seem, that this impression exists).

Yet the Academy's arguments against cognitive impressions seem to have shown that no such impressions are to be found.

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

That impression seemed to be confirmed when Fabiano extended the lead with a goal of technique, persistence and considerable dubiety.

Even though the high windowless red brick walls at Rodestraat 39 seemed unwelcoming, the impression was dispelled after passing through the main gate and unmanned sentry house.

He seems candid, an impression strengthened perhaps by answers filtered and tidied up for easy consumption (although he understands English pretty well).