Sentence examples for the same impression of from inspiring English sources

If you don't like airline food you'll probably have the same impression of space station food.

If you have large teams of 10 or 12, people don't have the same impression of accountability.

They give the same impression of ornamental impenetrability as samurai castles, like those at Himeji and Matsumoto, with their pretty peaked roofs and escarpmentlike walls.

We get the same impression of jammed corridors, of large egos clanging together like saucepans in a tight space, and of cooks spilling their fare in the galley when trouble looms.

Ruby Gottlieb, senior vice president for planning and affiliated services at Horizon Media in New York, said: "I probably have the same impression of Reader's Digest in 2003 that I did in 1983.

Every time, the approach toward the stadium, be it from the Van Wyck, the Grand Central or from aboard a 757, inspires the same impression of its size: gigantic.

Limit the number of times you do the same impression for the same audience.

If you play alongside him for region and country, I think you are pretty much going to be left with the same impression, although of course he is not so gentle around the field.

I had the same impression seeing "Tea Culture of Japan: Chanoyu Past and Present" at the Yale University Art Gallery.

But it doesn't really matter either way, because you can slice it, dice it, dub it, run it in reverse, or view it from space and probably come away with the same impression: This was one of the greatest episodes in television history.

But it doesn't really matter either way, because you can slice it, dice it, dub it, run it in reverse, or view it from space, and probably come away with the same impression: This was one of the greatest episodes in television history.