Sentence examples similar to the dominant impression evolved from inspiring English sources

The dominant impression is of total entrapment.

But the dominant impression was awkward ill humor.

The dominant impression these drafts leave is that Reagan really was a Reaganite.

Stability has not been a characteristic of legal information systems though the dominant impression is to the contrary.

Inside, the dominant impression is of more wood laid over the original concrete, and a new sense of lofty spaciousness.

He tried to present a sense of certainty, a look of effortful serenity, but the dominant impression was ambivalence.

The dominant impression of one ob server who has roamed the country this fall is more of a mood than of an ideology.

The dominant impression is of a grand party that was disrupted in 2000 but that might one day be resumed under other auspices.

This he deserved, and yet the dominant impression of the evening was less the brilliance of his choreography than the strength of the company.

It was Collins, as he had in the Giants' opening preseason loss to Chicago, who made the dominant impression with his confidence and poise.

But Mr. Goode also confirms the dominant impression of Ms. Hahn: "I worked with Hilary on the Brahms G major Sonata -- not a young person's piece, really.