Sentence examples for will be under the impression from inspiring English sources

My concern is that someone, maybe someone you know, watching their commercials will be under the impression that an HDTV will improve their Fox Soccer Channel watching experience.

If one attempts to understand it by relying on Aristotelian either-or logic as one's standard for understanding, one will be under the impression that this expression is nonsensical or meaningless.

(Koch was surprised. She'd been under the impression that it was the Coast Guard, which took over the island in 1966, that had converted the old parade ground into a golf course).

There are reasons for optimism: Frost and Lynch will write each of the nine new episodes, and Lynch will direct; Kyle MacLachlan seems to be under the impression that he's coming back.

According to Touchstone's executive vice president for production Barry Jossen, who would eventually serve as an executive producer on the mobisodes, "They seem to be under the impression that we'll make millions of dollars and they won't".

Neither should we be under the impression that this influx will be over by the end of the year.

Mr. Noone seems to be under the impression that the audience will nod off if each and every scene doesn't boil to a moment of fierce confrontation.

To be under the impression that the perfect person will come along is to be under the impression that relationships do not take work.

No one should be under the impression that a Trump-moderated debate will be anything other than a debasement of the political process.

Some folks must be under the impression that as long as something is repeated often enough, it will become true.

You see, some folks must be under the impression that as long as something is repeated often enough, it will become true.