Sentence examples for the impression more from inspiring English sources

Elio's prototype vehicle, although fun to drive, gave the impression more of a really good backyard project than of something that would be ready for production soon.

He was dressed in full-body yellow rain gear, giving the impression more of a New England lobster fisherman than of an urban official.

The problem, such as it is, is that it's a Call of Duty game – if this was branded as a new IP, I get the impression more people would be less quick to judge it a bag of bullshit.

The problem, such as it is, is that it's a Call of Duty game if this was branded as a new IP, I get the impression more people would be less quick to judge it a bag of bullshit.

This will make the impression more accurate.

It is therefore possible to ensure that you're making the right impression more often, and to correct any misperceptions that others have about you.

However, the impression of more and more visitors watching an ever greater number of productions is paradoxically offset by the sense that the number of performers is diminishing.

Every time you think of Burger King or the Boston Consulting Group, an impression -- more powerful than any ad -- forms in your mind.

The senator himself makes an impression more professorial than official.

Perhaps so, and perhaps the impression is more deeply grounded.

In general, he said, that's because "fewer items will create the impression of more space".