Sentence examples similar to Revised impression from inspiring English sources

Criticism means going back to a book, testing and even revising impressions, seeing how it works.

Meeting one of Bacchus's managing directors at an industry event caused him to revise his impression of private equity.

That all changed when she heard the jubilant brass introduction and quickly revised her first impression.

But doctors were resistant even to this idea, and questioned the sanity of these donors; according to a paper published in Seminars in Psychiatry in 1971, the practice was viewed by most physicians as "impulsive, suspect, and repugnant". Doctors were also under the impression, now revised, that related donations were almost always better than unrelated ones.

Revised annually.

Revised September 2005.

Revised repeats.

Revised diagnosis.

The study also revises the prevailing impression of online politicos as impassioned Internet or other students with lots of time on their hands.

Vieira de Mello had come to understand what American planners had not adequately grasped before invading Iraq: outsiders almost never get the chance to revise a first impression.

Team members' knowledge about patients' problems changed over time so that initial scores had to be revised or dismissed, creating an impression of deterioration when none had occurred.