Sentence examples for sharp impression from inspiring English sources

These elements don't entirely tie together, but they create a sharp impression.

Sam Holcroft has already made a sharp impression as a dramatist.

Rachel De-lahay made a sharp impression with her mosaic of modern, multicultural London, The Westbridge.

They all remembered him with the greatest clarity, because he had made such a sharp impression at the time.

At Winchester college (1944-49), where I first met him, he made a sharp impression; he was literate, in command of the language, almost sophisticated.

I'm coming to Florida" — leaving the sharp impression that he was in Dallas, not at the front door, at the time of de Mohrenschildt's demise.

The second map is Sarduy's mind, filled with sharp impressions of places (Cafe de Flore, Benares) and people (Roland Barthes, Italo Calvino).

City officials say they intend to preserve three sites, including one that contains four tracks from the same four-toed triceratops, a 5 1/2-ton, 39-foot-long beast, as well as sharp impressions of ancient palm fronds.

A revved-up Jenn Colella, as a nasty, witch-hunting Hedda Hopper, manages to make the sharpest impression, but then meanies often do.

In the three male-female duets that follow, the Miami dancers again made a sharper impression (although City Ballet's Tyler Angle is ideally cast as the romantically elegant third man, the one whom the three fates suddenly seize).

Experiment with the hot wax to find the right amount of waiting time, in order to get the sharpest impression from your seal.