Sentence examples for the impression emerges from inspiring English sources

Speak to advisers, ministers, party workers and others who spend time with him, and the impression emerges of a decent man, shy in public, keen on development work and out of place in the snake-pit of politics.

Though it's beautifully acted, the impression emerges that the most important conversation isn't among the characters but between Mr. Kushner and a vast library of political theory and world drama (3 35).

However, the general impression emerging from migraine connectivity studies is that very different and hardly comparable recording and analysis methods are used.

No clear impression emerged from these analyses.

The impression that emerges is one of extraordinary biodiversity begging to be appreciated and protected.

That, at least, is the impression that emerges from Soul Boys of the Western World, the tremendous new band biopic constructed almost entirely from original archive footage.

Yet he feels there is what he calls "a sort of glass panel between us", for all that their families remain close: the impression that emerges is of Ed quietly keeping the old man at a distance.

The impression that emerges is less like an elaborately interwoven community and more like the vast bureaucracy in Kafka's "Castle": a mountain of disconnected information, lost files and frustrating dead ends.

Alberto Bustamante, Mr. Fujimori's justice minister, recalled, "The impression that emerged among the cabinet was of a man who had lost contact with reality".

Among the many questions it asks is whether regulations are burdensome in each economy; on this issue, Singapore has ranked top (i.e. least burdensome) every year since 2006-07.Broadly speaking, one has the impression that emerging markets have been reducing their regulations and developed markets have been increasing them.

One comes away with the impression that emerging Japanese artists who are women have something in common with the young German painters of the 1980's (mostly not women) who resurrected aspects of German Expressionism to mine their country's violent past.