Sentence examples for some impression from inspiring English sources

Spain certainly made some impression on the history books that night in Kiev.

"He has been zealously working all his life to make some impression, to make a difference.

At the same time, it had to make some impression of being great, and maybe even monumental.

While little of the original oak forest now remains, subsequent plantings have conserved some impression of the original woodland.

This helps assure that the company exists and offers some impression of its manner of doing business.

Only Bosnia has co-operated, turning over four men who are now on trial.American pressure has made some impression on Croatia.

Still, some impressions may prove useful.

Some impressions: The Rangers began the season dreadfully, at 2-6, butheyey got much better.

Read delighted onlookers with some impressions of Sir Jimmy and showed off a Union flag card signed by the Bee Gees.

Nevertheless, he concedes that sometimes sleep, fever, or madness can produce ideas that approximate to the force of impressions, and some impressions can approach the weakness of ideas.

Until this weekend, and despite some impressions from pre-season friendlies, the new era was in many ways still an abstract.