Sentence examples for the impression of doing from inspiring English sources

But the impression of doing so remains tantalising.

Yet the Chancellor did not go as far as he gave the impression of doing.

The horse thus gives the impression of doing of his own account what is required of him.

She's a talker, and she gives the impression of doing on-screen something close to what she does in life.

All year, his party has been begging him to drop health care and do something about jobs — or more specifically, give the impression of doing something about jobs.

By providing healthy options, like salads and low-calorie sandwiches, they have at least given the impression of doing something about helping to fight obesity.

In fact, there's a lot protective signage here, giving more the impression of "don't" than "do", but hell, it's still an off-leash dog beach.

The second version is that Mr Blair has not really travelled far at all, but only given the artful impression of doing so.

What a barnstormer this is from Nicholson, the kind of performance that no one else could possibly do, but which he could probably do in his sleep: and in his more heavy-lidded moments gives the impression of actually doing - without it ever being less than fantastic value for money.

"The impression of everyone doing the study was that everyone understood the situation".

Ed, meanwhile, gives the impression of having done a lot of work on rigorous initiatives and statesmanlike intent.