Sentence examples for were given the impression from inspiring English sources

"We were given the impression it was coming from one ISP in Guangdong," said a delegate.

"We were given the impression that it wasn't all that serious.

We're trying to establish why the media were given the impression I was alone".

The former security official said people were given the impression that if they signed confessions, they would not be prosecuted.

We're trying to establish why the media were given the impression I was alone". A 17-year-old from Bermondsey in south London was eventually convicted of carrying out the burglary on Fox's London Bridge flat.

The MPs were given the impression that Cameron was going out of his way to lay on the charm by allowing his children to play among the guests as drinks, including non-alcoholic ones for the teetotal drinkers, were served.

They were giving the impression that they didn't believe it was my personal money, that it was some other money".

The BBC's Jim Muir, in neighbouring Lebanon, said Syrian state media were giving the impression of it being business as usual in Damascus, despite Monday's defection.

The new approach is a response to concerns that radio messages about driving advice or managing the car were giving the impression the drivers were effectively puppets carrying out the plans of engineers in the pits.

No one, especially children, should be given the impression that they are "bad sleepers," Winter says.

One is given the impression that he was almost constantly accompanied by the songs of larks and thrushes.