Sentence examples for the impression of it from inspiring English sources

Of course, Polo and polo are associated with wealth, or at least the impression of it.

The focus is not on the promotion of genuine equality but maintaining the impression of it, whatever the cost.

We do not know if Ms. Palin was authentically "winging it" — or just giving the impression of it to burnish her freewheeling populist credibility.

Whether Peggy's plan involved such kit or just the impression of it, it was certainly a buzz topic, and among her beatnik set too.

One of the secrets to thorough enjoyment of these magical spots is isolation, or at least the impression of it.

The BBC's Jim Muir, in neighbouring Lebanon, said Syrian state media were giving the impression of it being business as usual in Damascus, despite Monday's defection.

"But iTunes Radio can help it grow and can change the impressions of it in the minds of advertisers and sponsors".

So, while the shoot gives the impression of diversity, it's another telling sign of an industry that still favours young white women.

But while dialect gives the impression of authenticity, it is the sustained energy of the line, the syntax and the argument that prove the impression is rooted in the real thing.

All the soil put aside can be placed on top of the seeds and then rolled over to prevent birds getting much seeds.It will also give the impression of how it is sown in fields.

I don't really think I picked up on the subtleties of the satire, but the lasting impression of it was of a single man keeping a huge audience rapt with everything that he did.