Sentence examples for unspoken impression from inspiring English sources
The information minister gave the clear, if unspoken, impression that the government was responsible and that it wouldn't happen again.
The unspoken impression is that they can't be as bad as the brown people from other countries," says Paul Smith, professor of cultural studies at George Mason University.
The articulation of these unspoken impressions, in words or images or music, is one of the things we seek in the consolation of art, and what "Middletown" provides with such clarity, eloquence and sympathy.
Anyone might go through such a self-evaluation after an important business meeting, but for Mr. Cobb each question came with an unspoken qualifier: how did he perform, what impression did he make, as a black man?
The impression is of a wordless anthem in celebration of an unspoken cause.
#frozenchook blossom blessings #frozenchook Like planking and other fads which followed, the unspoken aim is to pose without looking at the camera, to create the impression that being a frozen chook is prefectly normal.
In fact, it can seem as if there are two Americas when it comes to gay rights: one in which same-sex couples interact regularly with their straight counterparts, helping to soften impressions of homosexuality, and another in which being gay or lesbian remains largely unspoken.
But by excluding everyone else: by excluding Charles (still an important figure in her life) and any real depiction of her relationship with her sons – perhaps through some unspoken deference to these important and very-much-alive royals – the film creates a distorted, sugary and preposterous impression.
"He has that unspoken quality".
