Sentence examples for visible impression from inspiring English sources

All that mattered was the visible impression in the snow, the strokes left behind.

Neither has the Fourth Amendment prohibition of unreasonable searches and seizures made a visible impression on Arpaio.

Two large rectangles are clearly visible as ghosted impressions along the top.

"Visible development gives the impression of stability and progress".

But if campaigning is about the projection of image, and if modern campaigns are built to capitalize on gaffes, stumbles, and glimmers of visible weakness, Fey's impression certainly disrupted the flow of things.

John March makes a presentable impression ("no visible tattoos, no piercings, and I unscrewed the bolts in my neck") in Peter Spiegelman's debut novel, BLACK MAPS (Knopf, $22.95), as a Manhattan P.I. who walks the mean streets of Beaver and Broad.

While one might be hesitant to speak of a 'paradigm shift', this development is clearly visible and gives the impression that PIAs are more than just a new methodological approach in the social sciences (see, for a similar diagnosis, [ 1]).

Her finger impressions were visible on his skin.

In many of her works at Storm King, fingerprints and impressions are visible, illustrating the process of what was once soft and malleable is now hard and stoic.

Many locations aren't so clean and safe, but there usually aren't hundreds of officers in riot gear showing up in the middle of the night to address the problem .The main intent of the police action was clearly a moral-aesthetic one, to remove a highly visible shantytown that created the impression of a breakdown in law and order.

This seamless construction creates the impression that the visible face is part of a continuous body surface rather than being a separate overlay (Anderson, Singh, & Fleming, 2002).