Sentence examples for strengthened impression that from inspiring English sources

What we are left with are breaches of government guidelines, dissembling after this behavior became public, and a newly strengthened impression that the Clintons sometimes play according to their own rules.

Each new detail that emerged at first only strengthened that impression.

His own investigation into her story only strengthened that impression.

Furthermore, by asserting that Hizbullah will never lay down its arms, Mr Khamenei has strengthened the impression that he does influence the Lebanese group.

All that schmoozing in Mississippi and Trump Tower has simply strengthened the impression that Ukip is a one-man show whose Elvis has now left the building.

"Is there a school for aerodynamic curtains?" she said, a statement like others that strengthened the impression that she is not only deeply serious about what she does but also a lost member of Monty Python's famous Flying Circus.

The interest aroused by sundry items that can best be described as Cowdray Park tokens strengthened the impression that a whole section of well-to-do British society was chasing badges of self-identification.

Hirsch wrote, "The events of the past few weeks have raised and strengthened the impression that responsible persons in FIFA have no real interest in playing an active role in resolving, punishing and avoiding violations against ethic regulations of FIFA".

Yet the shrillness of such threats, and the violence of the crackdown, have only strengthened the impression that Iran has experienced something like a coup d'état by hardliners, not by the reformists who are accused of trying to mount one.

Writer called him up last week to talk about the Supreme Court's decision in June that had the right, under the Amateur Sports Act of 1978, to exclusive domain for purposes of public identification & promotion, over the word "Olympics"....He vastly strengthened our impression that the Amateur Sports Act & the Supreme Court decision upholding its constitutionality amounted to a linguistic theft.

Whatever is going on resembles action in a movie, an impression that is strengthened by the wide-screen look of the image.