Sentence examples for Form an impression from inspiring English sources

You form an impression of the place.

"All of these aspects of an interaction either implicitly or explicitly form an impression".

During the Behavioral Analysis Interview, the detective begins to form an impression, based in part on the suspect's body language.

In its absence, it can be tempting to form an impression that misfortune was in some obscure way deserved.

But they may well form an impression of one of the candidates as more honest than the other.

Aided by David Horan's incisive direction, Ms. Kinahan doles out only the minimum fragments necessary to form an impression of these disparate lives.

Even before Al Gore and George W. Bush opened their mouths, Kevin Wiland formed an impression of them.

I formed an impression of her as the grande dame of medical poetry).

Meridian Resources, a job placement company based in Charlotte, N.C., says most interviewers will start forming an impression about a job candidate just five seconds into a meeting.

He said while he "may have formed an impression" about possible areas of a Savile investigation, including his charity work, he was unaware of child-sexual-abuse accusations.

MacFarlane repeated the word, he said, in a misguided attempt to turn Demetrio's life around: "I had formed an impression in my mind that he had low self-esteem," the officer said.