This argument can of course be dismissed as impressionistic, apocryphal and anecdotal.

There are two great schools of criticism: the judicial and the impressionistic.

He wanted the Exposition to be an impressionistic picture in one key.

And our knowledge of human institutions is still extraordinarily meager and impressionistic.

The music ranges from impressionistic to new-age, consistently finding stillness in movement.

Crazy Horse is languid, impressionistic and perhaps a shade overlong at 134-minutes.

Under intense pressure, Benedict conjures an interesting impressionistic impression of Matthew's away-with-the-fairies manner.

Brightness in clear-coloured shadows is the key-note of impressionistic open-air effects.

In this wonderfully impressionistic book, Hastings tells a familiar story eloquently.

Key to the record's appeal was Hyde's mysterious, impressionistic vocal presence.

There's a buzz of activity, a flurry of half-glimpsed movement and impressionistic images.

These two methods suggest the impressionistic and miniature schools of painting.

Her legs were gone; her torso had been reduced to an impressionistic spareness.

She never stops working, spinning out ideas, narrating in impressionistic loops.

And she has since become a more meditative, more moody, sometimes impressionistic composer.

The whole psychology of the Slavic race is crystallized in these two impressionistic words.