Tell smooth lies, give impressions of things that he thinks or appears to think that he doesn't think".
Mr. Fondary's bone-shivering baritone had the right dark color and thrust for Barnaba's "O monumento," and his cue-ball baldness somehow reinforced the impression of smooth villainy.
Served in the low light of 66's minimal-chic lounge (you feel as if your head is on a dimmer), the work of the architect Richard Meier, the Shanghai Cosmo, pale red and suspiciously smooth, contributes to the impression of being presented with an opiate, not alcohol, in a den, not a bar.
The resulting wall pieces — Knorr describes them as "materializations" rather than sculptures, to denote the shift from idea to object — are hung smooth side out, creating the impression of fluorescent relief maps, as translucent as gummy bears.
Still, the general impression of "Delicious" — a cheerful monograph that includes an index and a bibliography and is punctuated with many large-print quotes from Thiebaud and colorful reproductions of his paintings — is of a flat, smooth road.
Rather than creating institutions to ensure a smooth political succession, they give the impression of wanting to rule for ever.
Not Rivera: at six feet two inches, 185 pounds, he is built like a cheetah, an impression reinforced by his smooth skin, his high, sharp cheekbones and his glittering teeth.
Assembled from scrap yard junk, his roughly cast sculptures, as archetypes of the age of technology, are neither smooth nor subtle in composition or impression.
A change appears around 11 to 12 years, and, in the tone data, the impression is of a smooth developmental trend after 12 years toward earlier and larger N1b, and smaller and more focal N2.
The impression remains of a smooth-talking businessman who can't forget the glory days when bankers came calling, elections were predictable and lucrative projects there for the taking.
