Sentence examples for strongest impression of from inspiring English sources

Of these three, Justice Alito gave the strongest impression of leaning against the individual mandate.

But the strongest impression of Shearer is that, however much he goes in for concealment, he despises pretence.

He never intends to break bones, Lemieux said, but it happens and one of those plays gave many people their strongest impression of Lemieux.

Mr. Alagna, reading the role of Turiddu from a score, made the strongest impression of the vocalists, singing brightly and with ample presence.

In that vein, I must share my strongest impression of the 57th Cannes Film Festival: there sure were a lot of dogs.

Yet it was his sensitive playing of a much more modest work — Haydn's Sonata in E flat (Hob. XVI 49), which opened the program — that left the strongest impression of Mr. Kozhukhin's gifts and potential.

As a photographer, I find it odd that my strongest impressions of Dakar are the sounds: the mosque prayers that echo through the city five times a day, the goats and sheep that bleat in the streets constantly, and the Mbalax (Senegal's musical genre) that blares in the stores, taxis and homes at all hours.

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

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

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.