Sentence examples for sort of impression from inspiring English sources

"I mean, what sort of impression does he make?

Another change involved the behavior of atoms in the gas, which developed a sort of impression of the slowing wave.

That sort of impression tends to fall flat if opponents are allowed to score with their only attempt on target.

What sort of impression do you think advertisers and companies might have of you, based on how you use Facebook and search engines like Google?

That may be so, said Ronald J. Bacigal, a law professor at the University of Richmond, but it depends on the sort of impression Mr. Muhammad makes.

While beauty might be in the eye of the beholder, it's important that you really think about what sort of impression your CV makes.

Those aren't the sort of impressions Romney wanted to create when he left for Europe at this time last week.

We don't want to do the same old "put out a record, go on a tour, put out a record, go on a tour" thing, so Heather and I watched it again, and I thought, "What if we just did a new soundtrack for this?," along with a record that would be sort of impressions of the film.

What sort of impressions do we take away from the Facebook profiles of people we've never met?

Now he says he can do all sorts of impressions for the girls with his new gnashers, and he shows off a burgeoning talent for ventriloquism.

MR: Matthew, when I listen to that song I get all sorts of impressions.