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Meanings of give that impression in English

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Usage of give that impression in English
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It is a bit disingenuous to give that impression, Mr Kenny said.
The Irish Times
2
Granted, it's not quite as spacious, but it does give that impression.
Wired
3
I still do not wish to give that impression, Mr. van der Lee.
Poe's children: the new horror : an anthology
4
But all the Creapii I have met don't give that impression.'
The dark side of the sun
5
I charred the neck and chest deliberately to give that impression.
Altered carbon
6
The facts may seem to give that impression the lie.
Bella Donna: A Novel
7
Successful business men often give that impression to the young.
Something New
8
David, with his gentle manners and pale, ascetic face, was liable to give that impression.
The Red Cross Girl
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It was not a description of a Utopia, although some parts of it give that impression.
The Jewish State
10
She was not exactly as daring as she seemed, but she loved to give that impression.
The Financier: A Novel
11
Sure wouldn't want to give that impression.
Naked Heat
12
I don't want to give that impression.
The new yorker
13
Did I give that impression to anyone?
The Story of My Life: Recollections and Reflections
14
They're either ancient or they took their names from minor gods in the Greek pantheon to give that impression.
Monster Hunter Vendetta
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It was written to give that impression maybe but I don't, I did not consciously write it in that way.
The new yorker
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We know that she was sweet and charming, but unfortunately the portraits we have of her do not give that impression.
Afoot in England
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