Sentence examples for tough impression from inspiring English sources
This undermined the tough impression given last week when General Musharraf enacted an anti-terrorism law much criticised by civil-liberties activists allowing suspects to be held without charge for up to a year.
This undermined the tough impression given last week when General Musharraf enacted an anti-terrorism law much criticised by civil-liberties activists allowing suspects to be held without charge for up to a year.Pakistan's alleged co-operation, until very recently, with North Korea's clandestine nuclear ambitions is another reason to sup with General Musharraf with a long spoon.
In the course of the three books, the language grows simpler and simpler, but avoids the tough-guy impression frequently associated with terseness.
Jonathan Cohn, The New Republic (on Twitter): First impression: Tough questions to both sides, still hard to predict final verdict, but not out of question SCOTUS throws out entire law — Jonathan Cohn (@CitizenCohn) March 28 , 2012
"At least, I think that's the idea -- though, as I say, interpretation is tough, and the impression one gets from the relations of these two images of troubled women may be different," Bosley Crowther wrote in The Times.
A version of fishing wire held panels of clothing together as if they were the individual parts of a model aircraft still in their sprues, while knee-high, cut-out sandals gave a similarly tough and futuristic impression.
The latest incarnation of Ford's tough flatbed gives the impression of being all things to all people.
But when asked whether she was talking tough to undo any impression that she is too close to the mayor, Ms. Quinn, tossing in a bit of Yiddish, said she could not worry about how such things were viewed.
Belugas are small white whales whose cute dolphinlike faces are renowned for their expressiveness, and it was tough to resist the impression that they were smiling at us when they popped their little melon heads above the surface for a look around.
Somehow I was under the impression that tough times call for more belt-tightening measures, even when it comes to visual displays.
