Sentence examples for uniform impression from inspiring English sources

It's certainly true that the news-flavored view of the Palestinians in this country is largely unsympathetic, yielding a uniform impression of a vengeful, intractably angry population.

Hume, for one, stressed that our passions are "simple and uniform impressions" with characteristic affective qualities Still, this is at most a change in emphasis, since many did allow that emotions typically have some kind of object.

A strict uniform gives the impression that rules are strict too, perhaps helping maintain a sense of order at school.

The fact that both parties are happy to portray China as the bogeyman of globalisation creates an impression of uniform hostility.

The rebel M23 movement is well-equipped, clad in crisp uniforms and gives the impression, at least when TV cameras are watching, of military discipline.

Some of the minutes gave the impression that the uniform price rises were not mere coincidence.

The song features a drum pattern with a uniform dynamic, which gives the impression of a live drummer playing in accordance to the sound of a drum machine.

Wear a hockey or a football uniform to make a sporty impression.

He enjoyed it; Strauss's playing was "lucid and objective, but in spite of its uniform coolness it still left the impression of latent agitation".

The less uniform the distribution the greater the impression of different surface particle groupings.

The traditional uniform, he has found, often evokes impressions of safety and competence.