Sentence examples for the impression here is from inspiring English sources

But the impression here is less of people running after elusive dreams than of actors running after elusive roles.

The impression here is that Miller, invariably a menace to the Knicks, is just hiding behind a door waiting to jump out and shout, "Boo!" Not only do moves on the court separate one player from the other, but also which players are put on the court and when separates one coach from another.

Yet he and his father made that their central concern and the impression here was of a boy of maturity, normality and tranquillity.

Many of the impressions here are back-of-the-envelope sketches, instructions to a friend's house perhaps or maps found in rubbish bins (one of these, a loosely accurate map of the US, was found at the World Curling Championships in North Dakota, and why not?) The maps are slips of communication, saying things words can't, a spatial skill we may all be losing to our phones and sat navs.

But after a week in which Mr. Obuchi and his challengers held several debates about the future of the country -- culminating in a first-ever televised vote count for the party leadership -- the overriding impression here is that people are exhausted by politics and deeply pessimistic that any leader can turn things around.

But the overall impression here is of a huge relief effort that has not only met its initial goal of reconstruction but has in many ways exceeded it.

Ms. Beck may be working small in an effort to hold her influences at arm's length, but the overall impression here is of French postwar painting in miniature.

An earlier version was seen at Manchester's Royal Exchange in 2001, but the overriding impression here is of an epic production by Yaël Farber of a text that explores both the divided individual soul and the bitterness of the colonial legacy.

The Guardian review began: "First impression: here is a new writer of show-stopping genius; everyone should buy this novel.

One reason these pictures make an impression here is because so little else does.

Haweswater by Sarah Hall 256pp, Faber, £10.99 First impression: here is a new writer of show-stopping genius; everyone should buy this novel.