Sentence examples for upon impressions from inspiring English sources

Sanmiguelia, genus of fossil plants based upon impressions of palmlike leaves from the Triassic Period (251 to 199.6 million years ago) found in rocks from Colorado.

What he had wanted, he said, was to "do Poussin all over from Nature". His ambition was, in other words, to impose order, a grand design and a semblance of calm upon impressions that in life were both peremptory and fugitive.

They're usually based upon impressions or response rates.

Our industry has relied upon impressions, shares, clicks and other contextless data points to communicate the value and impact of our work.

In a contrasting methodological move, Hume suggests that intentional content through ideas is built up from the operation of the laws of association contiguity in time and space, resemblance and perceived causation working upon impressions and images in the mind (see Treatise 1.1.1.7, 4; 1.2.332, 319 2.1.11.8, 319; Enquiry 7.2.6, 74).

Mr. Bradley, in evaluating racial character, relies upon material which ultimately is based upon impression.

Williams was old-school cerebral, reliant upon impression and memory; Martinez is an I.T.-age modernist who studies video of himself after taking his daily practice swings.

This can be explained with increased material deformation upon impression removal.

One possible example is the belief that some object is a cause of pleasure, a belief that depends upon prior impressions as well as probable reasoning.

Indeed, movement holds a special place for educational innovators, Maria Montessori wrote, "Movement, or physical activity, is thus an essential factor in intellectual growth, which depends upon the impressions received from outside.

Both city and music scene are shabby but charming upon first impressions, lacking in funds but redeemed by atmosphere.