Sentence examples for such impression from inspiring English sources

But any such impression is quickly tempered by a sense of ease of movement.

Heseltine's achievements have been matched by conspicuous failures, but his self belief is almost thrillingly impregnable, making him quite impervious to any such impression.

"The Sunday Times has confirmed to Mr Armstrong that it never intended to accuse him of being guilty of taking any performance-enhancing drugs and sincerely apologised for any such impression," the paper's lawyers said.

Victoria, a fervent Catholic who belonged to the court of King Philip II, almost certainly intended no such impression, but he surrendered control of his music when he published it.

Le Monde, the bible of the French establishment, has proclaimed "the return of industrial policy", and has even fingered Mr Verheugen as its chief promoter within the European Commission.The man himself seems eager to dispel any such impression.

The NSA, in an attachment to the agreement, said that the law it had cited in its letter to McCall, "does not prohibit the creation or sale of items intended to parody NSA where no such impression of [agency] approval, endorsement or authorization is conveyed". The agency added that it "acknowledges that McCall's designs were intended as parody". No kidding.

Appellate judges cannot escape such impressions.

Will you still be doing such impressions?

Given that, is it wise to be giving such impressions?

The cutbacks failed to change such impressions yesterday.

The problem, some legal experts say, is that policy makers do rely on such impressions.