Sentence examples for wisdom impression from inspiring English sources

On a nearby wall are paintings — four triptychs — that are variations on "Wisdom, Impression, Sentiment," a painting by the 19th-century Japanese academic artist Kuroda Seiki.

I've had some funny moments using costumes and hats in the past – giving a cap to one man immediately triggered his Norman Wisdom impression!

Taking Kuroda's famous triptych, Wisdom, Impression, Sentiment (c.1900), Murakami consciously reclaims it in a new iteration by applying traditional nihonga techniques, as well as recasting the realistically rendered nude figures in contemporary manga style.

He played in three friendlies before joining Crystal Palace's team of the 80s, in a swap deal which sent Kenny Sansom and his Norman Wisdom impressions in the opposite direction.

This wisdom leaves the impression that there are two options: "Put up with it" or "Get out of it".

This wisdom leaves the impression that there are two options: "Put up with it" or "Get out of it". I am not suggesting that there aren't people we may need to end relationships with or those with whom we need to draw clear boundaries.

The third is yellow, which gives Shenshen an impression of wisdom and her interests in the daily life of the very different cultures that she encounters: sometimes she can't help herself speaking Chinese to her non-Chinese classmates.

Australia, who are still giving the impression of deep wisdom bestowed by years of domination, were forced to summon an emergency batsman to their squad last night.

A victim, Trev-Mun, authof of a comic called Ragnarok Wisdom, wrote: "I got the impression that they enjoyed this kind of thing as a kid enjoys kicking down others' sandcastles".

But Eric Ries' honest and informed wisdom made a very strong impression on me, so I decided to share my version of it below.

But it is only when you go in search of the real Lawrence of Arabia that you realise how distorted the general impressions and received wisdom are about the man.