Sentences with phrase «distinct impression»

At this pole of perception there is no clear and distinct impression of things.

A bevy of young photographers left distinct impressions amid the general frenzy.

«Facets of Iran» reflects the experiences of three people with distinct impressions of a shared place and time.

With this honor to his name, Biggs segued into film a short time later, debuting in the 1997 Camp Stories.In 1999, the unequivocal hit that was American Pie came along, and Biggs, portraying Jim, one of the more perpetually humiliated members of a group of four friends trying to lose their virginity by high - school graduation, made an undeniably distinct impression on critics and audiences alike.

Konami's rival to FIFA Ultimate Team, myClub, continues to make its own distinct impression on the genre.

I've certainly gotten that distinct impression from the Bush / Cheney administration though.

For prior to the clear and distinct impressions of the world given to us through our five senses we have already experienced the world's entering into our being and becoming in a much more fundamental way.

The story gives the distinct impression that the issue here is not just an issue of machines or people; it's about machines versus people, and machines are clearly winning the hearts and minds of employers these days.

I would only feel important if you were important, and I have the distinct impression you ain't.

My distinct impression, in fact, is that mainline Protestant clergy and denominational leaders were the main audience for whom Wuthnow wrote After the Boomers.

Maybe I really misjudged the book and need to reread it... but I got the distinct impression that they were saying that the way church is done today is wrong becuase it is pagan, and the only right way to do church is like a house church does it because such churches haven't adopted any pagan practices.

This leads to a conundrum: The categoreal conditions leave the distinct impression that only physical phases belong to the first phase and that all conceptual feelings are derived in a second phase.

And we will know them better not by our clear and distinct impressions, but by our dim physical awareness, derivable from their initial impact on our bodies through causal efficacy.

But taken together, these stories, told from many different points of view, converge to give a distinct impression of a real person in action upon a recognizable scene.

One has the distinct impression that reality has very little to do with Bishop Robinson's beliefs about marriage, or anything else.

The book's tone of urgency and its copious use of war metaphors left many readers with the distinct impression that American politics was experiencing an irreversible decline.

They all give the distinct impression that whatever is wrong with the child is the parents» (especially mother's) fault, and that's such a heavy burden to bear.

In her description of premodern marriage law, she leaves a distinct impression that legal interference with marriage tended toward a restriction of individual liberty — preventing marriages when parents disapproved, preventing divorce, and so on.

I haven't seen any results for screwcapped wines, but my distinct impression is that there is very little change in screwcapped wines in the years after bottling.

Nelson found that a single drop of a solution of capsaicin in alcohol 1: 1,000,000, applied to the tip of the tongue produced a distinct impression of warmth.»

I get the distinct impression that our major shareholder «Silent» Stan Kroenke is not really all that bothered if Arsenal win the title or not, as long as the money keeps rolling in.

Things always look a bit different when you have had time to step back and look at things in the cold light of day, but I get the distinct impression that if Arsene Wenger was being completely honest today after he saw his Arsenal side well beaten by Chelsea once again and lose any lingering hope of winning the Premier League title this season, I think he would admit that his time in charge of the Gunners is up.

I can understand why Wenger, when put on the spot, said that you could not rule out Chelsea because of the quality that Jose Mourinho has available to him in the squad, but I got the distinct impression that the prof did not really believe that the reigning champions would be able to retain their title after their terrible start.

I got the distinct impression Charlie's reaction time is a bit off and he does the hand times just to keep himself entertained on a mostly boring day.

When you listen to what Arsene Wenger said in his Arsenal press conference ahead of the visit of the first club he managed tomorrow, there is the distinct impression that the Frenchman is expecting a close run tie.

I get the distinct impression that Arsene Wenger is well aware that this summer's pre-season could be the biggest ever and so the Frenchman is doing everything in his power to make sure that his players are ready for the Premier League opener against Liverpool on August 14th.

In comments made by Arsene Wenger this week on the Arsenal website, however, you get the distinct impression that the Frenchman feels he got a bargain.

Gazing down athis elfin countenance, one gains the distinct impression that, yes, Frodolives.

There was talk about his proposed transfer to Manchester United to play under his old Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho once again being called off and I got the distinct impression that when he was subbed off after a sparkling performance away to Everton that Ozil looked like a man who had decided to stay.

Watching Song play and hearing him speak off the pitch, you get the distinct impression that he is one of the good guys in football.

Newcastle have given the distinct impression they no longer want to even be here.

Often, parents forget that all of our quick questions and short statements about school and learning eventually leave a distinct impression on our kids.

It was sappy and low - budget and full of creepy ghost children, but I was a pretty credulous young person and for years I had the distinct impression that abortion was a traumatic experience, and that all women who had abortions regretted them and would never get more than one.

Dear Abby: I got the distinct impression that «Drippy's Wife» was more upset that her husband didn't do projects that she decided were his than bothered by the leaking faucets.

The book's assertion of part - ownership of the Citizen's Charter and rail privatisation does not strike the same chord, and there's a distinct impression that this organisation's most significant work lies in the past.

Now, that's very carefully worded and does not explicitly state that Levine received the Times» endorsement, but the average call recipient would no doubt be left with the distinct impression that he had.

When I read the front - page headline in the daily Sunday morning I had the distinct impression of having missed seven months somewhere.

My first Kingston Uptown Business Association meeting last week in at least 20 years gave me the distinct impression that

When the panel was created, the M.T.A. created the distinct impression that the it would issue recommendations before the M.T.A. board adopted its $ 32 billion capital program on September 24.

Interviewing him shortly before the conference season, I got the distinct impression that this was a politician determined to be taken a little more seriously than perhaps he had been before.

I got the distinct impression that I was trusted, being left on a long leash, at least for a while.

People all know that I'm coming and I had the distinct impression in the last months that everybody wants the same thing.

I get the distinct impression that some, at least, of the current PhD students in my new lab regard me as the fount of all wisdom.