Sentence examples for Personal impression from inspiring English sources

Use them, instead of a personal impression, to inform your decision.

EVERY visitor to Caddo Lake on the Texas-Louisiana border seems to come away with a profoundly personal impression.

One reason the evening left a personal impression is that it was conducted with a personal touch.

What is significant is the personal impression that the interviewer forms within the first minute (and sometimes less) of meeting the prospective hire.

"I thought if he's met Bill de Blasio and formed a personal impression, I want to know more," Mr. Steinberg told me.

"My personal impression of Mr. Gorbachev is that he is a serious man seeking serious reform," the president said in 1988.

Personal impressions and political commentary are combined to compelling effect.

Berlin's essays on various topics were collected in Russian Thinkers (1978), Concepts and Categories (1978), Against the Current (1979), and Personal Impressions (1980).

Because the details of the fraud charges can be so difficult to understand, jurors' decisions may ultimately turn on their personal impressions of the indicted executives.

This brought together experts and high-level officials from the two countries, and while the proceedings were private, we can convey our personal impressions as co-chairmen.

"Until now, both sides of the debate have expressed opinions based on personal impressions," said Dr. Metin Basoglu, the lead author of the study.