Sentence examples for aggregate impression from inspiring English sources

Image after image, descriptor after descriptor -- "thug" or "riot" for black people, and "student" or "protest" for white people -- the aggregate impression we get from the media is a distortion.

Unique Reach aggregates impressions across devices, campaigns and formats.

Martin Boon of ICM Unlimited, who pioneered this "wisdom of crowds" approach, explained: "Most people will have an inkling about how friends and relatives will vote, and in aggregate these impressions may count for more than individuals' sometimes less-than-clear sense of their own intentions.

In his blog, Krugman argues that "a Friedman-style focus on a broad monetary aggregate gives the false impression that Fed policy wasn't very expansionary.

Advertisers can use the TweetUp system to track in which Twitter clients their advertisements appear, the number of impressions served, aggregate of followers reached, and more.

Rather it centers on the question of whether space and time are aggregates of sense impressions or "independent intellectual (gedankliche) forms".

The aggregate of strung beads creates the impression of a conch shell, an impression that for me alternated with the image of the heart.

The anecdotal evidence I have collected in my conversations with Israeli friends has given me the impression that, in the aggregate, "macho" Israeli guys tend to be more accepting of gay men than are "macho" American guys.

The few existing studies again support the somewhat misleading impression that stems from aggregating subgroups into broad Asian or API categories (16).

But such a colossal number of ad impressions would make those sites in aggregate as large as Facebook or Yahoo – something that Mike Shields, a writer on Ad Week, says is highly unlikely.

Ad networks have left one positive impression, which is that it is possible to aggregate many sites online for less and see results that are equal to or better than what $30 CPMs on big sites may have delivered.