Sentence examples for strong impression of from inspiring English sources

Read the Hansard transcript and you get the strong impression of Labour triangulating the Tories.

"It all made a very, very strong impression, of fear and also of fascination," she recalled.

It's more that people don't have a strong impression of who you are, of what's at your core.

Both give the strong impression of not being in politics merely to survive or slither to the top.

I guess I have such a strong impression of her from having read her books so many times.

Like Shakespeare's plays, "The Canterbury Tales" convey a strong impression of the author's detachment from his own creation.

Thanks to the brutal Republican primary campaign in Florida, during which Mr. Trump and Mr. Rubio traded insults, Florida voters already have strong impressions of how they differ.

Left behind were the registry and other handwritten documents, as well as the strong impressions of those who worked for and lived under their regime.

Roughly three-quarters of those who have strong impressions of the president -- positive or negative -- say they are certain to vote, compared with half of those who have "somewhat" favorable or unfavorable views of the president.

The jury also formed strong impressions of the witnesses, a cast of characters that included the chief executive of Goldman Sachs, Lloyd C. Blankfein, and members of Mr. Rajaratnam's once-tight inner circle.

Everyone in this troupe was given a chance to shine, so that the audience left with strong impressions of the percussionist Diego Alvarez (who performed barefoot) and the other guitarists, Paco Arriaga and Rafael Montilla.