Sentence examples for slight impression from inspiring English sources

A vocally competent Stanley Wexler made slight impression otherwise as the implacable High Priest.

"I'm getting the slight impression that we got scared for nothing," Ms. Meyre said.

Western Union please...being a slight impression of one actress dashing off a witty telegram to another.

However, she did create a slight impression that she might have been carrying more booze than the Fighting Temeraire.

For even pieces, wait until the toffee is cool enough to hand, but leaves a slight impression if poked with a finger (15- 20 minutes).

She was polite and trying hard, but gave off the slight impression of someone being forced to campaign at gun point.

As Mr Liu and his team explored the rocks they came across more than 70 markings that looked like tracks—slight impressions in the sediment with tiny ridges sticking up along the sides.

Females of this species have secondarily lost the setose elytral furrows, although slight impressions of furrows are still apparent (Fig. 4).

He was on familiar ground, working with a common language, but he didn't give the slightest impression of complacency.

There's nothing wrong with that; but you do need to remember that if a job applicant gives even the slightest impression of disdaining a job, then whoever's doing the interviewing is almost certainly going to prefer someone else.

A Labour government enjoying an unprecedented third term, grudgingly re-elected on only 35% of the votes cast and pursuing unprecedentedly right-of-centre policies, is also unprecedentedly exposed to attack from the centre-left.The attempts to write the Lib Dems off as a leaderless laughing stock made not the slightest impression on the Dunfermline electorate.