Sentence examples for strange impression from inspiring English sources
What's more, such critics have a strange impression of what law enforcement officers along the border actually do.
As you indicate in your report, Japanese convention such as bowing often gives a strange impression to the recipients who are not accustomed Japanese-English style.
Narrator gets a strange impression of them, but later, finds out that Frederick is going to stay in Dee's apartment for a week while she's out of town.
Justin Timberlake is under an equally strange impression on "SexyBack," the first single from his modest but satisfying new album, "FutureSex / LoveSounds," where he bafflingly claims to be "bringing sexy back".
The retrospective and a concurrent show of notably strong new pictures at the Marian Goodman gallery give a strange impression of development in reverse: an artist doing his relatively uncomplicated early work last.
For the bad boys of Paris Fashion Week, those designers for whom the runway is a path to provocation, there's a strange impression here that the bloom is off the rose.
He barely spoke to them, but could make strange impressions.
Strange impressions arose: I imagined a shiny marble statue lobbed into weightless space and spinning in oblong circles into eternity.
A sample: I feel like all anybody talks about with Axl anymore is his strange new appearance, but it is hard to get past the unusual impression he makes.
If Hyde Park made a strange first impression, the party did a good deal to counter, or at least contextualise it.
Trent's next door neighbor Geralyn Anderson tells WCJB-TV that Trent moved into the neighborhood about six months ago, and made a strange first impression.
