impression造句

This drawing gives an unreal impression.

I was under the mistaken impression that they were French.

I had the impression that your boy hates school.

Her gentleness has given me a deep impression.

What I said made practically no impression on her.

I am surprised you've got an unfavorable impression of him.

Anyway, whether they like it or not, they do give people a very good impression.

When you had impression of a lily-white , you can allow facial expression above cheer caper .

This is an artist’s impression of a flying reptile called Quetzalcoatlus eating a small dinosaur.

Phenols produce vanilla type flavors and can give the impression of tea notes or sweetness.

At least, that's what people like to grumble; sometimes, though, the impression is actually accurate.

This wide-angle shot gives an elongated impression of the stocky boto, hinting at its kinship with whales.

Each one of a person's ten fingers leaves a distinct impression, and the elasticity of skin makes it all but impossible to leave precisely the same fingerprint impression twice.

Down and to the right - Typically this is an indication of someone creating a feeling or sensory impression.

This is the best way to make a good first impression and to show you have a positive attitude.

Shy people find conversation difficult; they hardly ever speak up because they're too busy worrying about the impression they're making.

but the lingering impression is of a perfunctory sequel — one made not to enrich the story or characters but because the first one made a bundle.

Small and speaking, a person understand each other's liturgical folk customs, is respect for each other, easy to give each other a good impression to the smooth interaction.

The resulting impression on my mind was not one of much confidence as to the safety of my small isolated force should I suffer a severe setback.

Toting a briefcase with you gives your colleagues and boss the impression you're concentrating on your job, even if there's nothing inside it.

This impression is further illustrated in this sub-section, in which we specify the technological topics they worked on prior to the conceptualization of the Agile Manifesto.

Mean impression that his wife only because the necklace was found to be false and made a temper, not necessarily because she angry again lost to him, but because she thought he had cheated her.

Good to say goodbye, or the dark eyes, like the blurred world can not see clear, like the eye of the sun can no longer shine on the heart, in fact, it is just a false impression.

Doctor blade: The flexible steel blade on a photogravure press which removes the surplus ink from the face of the cylinder or plate before the impression is made on the paper.

In 1988, psychologist Fritz Stack asked a group of participants to clench a pencil between their teeth for 20 seconds so that their lips did not touch it, creating the impression of a smile.

By giving voters the impression that they have more influence than they actually wield, Parliament risks disappointing and ultimately alienating the very people with whom it seeks to engage.

Blocking: (1) To make an impression on paper or board from a block which are heated and a foil is used. Called Hot stamping in America. (2) A serious fault where stack of printed sheets stick together by the ink or varnish due to incomplete drying.

One may find it necessary to revisit the site or talk to the client again once the design phase itself has been started because some item of information was overlooked the first time or one's memory and impression simply need refreshing.