Moreover, his friend Angelo Pavesi (a professor at Pavia) distributed Cannizzaro's pamphlet to attendees at the end of the meeting; more than one chemist later wrote of the decisive impression the reading of this document provided.
So it is with Carax, who chose Denis Lavant — magician, mime, and acrobat — for his first feature, "Boy Meets Girl," and, in "Bad Blood," put him alongside two young women, Julie Delpy and Juliette Binoche, who made decisive impressions.
She made a decisive decision.
His efforts to goad the Bank of Japan into bolder measures to end deflation and his promises to boost government spending have bolstered the impression of a decisive leader.
Picture yourself as a decisive person.
He was too closely associated with his predecessor to represent a decisive break with past failings, or to give a convincing impression of a government renewing itself from within.
Vettel's superiority seems to confirm the impression left by his dominant victory in Japan a week ago that his Red Bull team have made a decisive step forward with their car.
As surprisingly substantive as this 90-minute debate was, what made it a decisive win for Kerry was not any specific policy argument, but an overall impression that Bush is disconnected from reality.
Such news may give the impression that the IDF is persistently advancing, if somewhat slowly, towards a decisive goal of gender equality.
You would hardly know from first impressions that this was the site of the greatest battle in human history, a decisive victory in the war against Hitler.
