Sentence examples for single impression from inspiring English sources

Apart from the paintings, there are 21 prints, all rare, one extant in a single impression.

The accounts aren't dramatically different, but the delay prevents them from coalescing into a single impression.

No single impression of Chinese opera will give an adequate sense of the teeming whole (though Chen Shi-Zheng's 19-hour production of "The Peony Pavilion," if that could be called a single impression, came close in 1999).

When brought together by the dozen (here is where the show seems too big) they blur into a single impression of Steichen's manipulative skill.

On some two-colour machines a single impression cylinder applies each sheet successively against two blanket cylinders, each of which receives a transfer from its own plate cylinder.

Victory may come down to a single exchange, or a single impression, an answer that comes off as too edgy or, conversely, as too long-winded.

Because Attaingnant's single-impression method halved the time and labour formerly needed to print music, it was quickly adopted throughout Europe.

Pierre Attaingnant, Attaingnant also spelled Attaignant (born c. 1494, Douai?, France died 1551/52, Paris), prominent French music printer and publisher in the Renaissance who was one of the earliest to use single-impression printing.

C. 1494 1551 or 1552 Paris, France Pierre Attaingnant, Attaingnant also spelled Attaignant (born c. 1494, Douai?, France died 1551/52, Paris), prominent French music printer and publisher in the Renaissance who was one of the earliest to use single-impression printing.

Much more is understood about Egyptian mummies, but the exhibition compresses thousands of years to make a single vivid impression.

And it is telling that there is no category that can easily encompass his omnivorous solo compositions, which sound like a rich palette of styles while they are playing but do not leave a single clear impression after they end.