Sentence examples for a personal impression from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

We have had novels about India from the British point of view and from the native point of view, and in each case with sympathy for the other side; but the sympathy has been intended, and in this novel there is not the slightest suggestion of anything but a personal impression, with the prejudices and limitations of the writer frankly exposed.

The present paper is a personal impression of evaluating experience, design aspects, predictions and experiments associated with damage tolerance of aircraft structures.

But that's just a personal impression.

A good personal impression will have a greater impact than even the best e-mail or phone call.

He was not, Mr. Buchan writes, a "brash Liberal with a large 'L,' " but a "cautious, voluminous, virtuous, qualified, liberal with a small 'l.' " He made a poor personal impression.

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

He said the Kaijus' civilian victims make a "palpably personal impression", deeming one scene with Mako Mori "as mythically moving as anything in the mecha anime, like Neon Genesis Evangelion, that the director emulates with expert aplomb".

If you make an excellent personal impression on the HR manager, you've done your job: s/he will have connected your face to a resume, and will have a much better idea of your natural intelligence, your persistence, and your likability.