The Soviet leadership could hardly complain about the essay that Gorky eventually wrote about his experience: "There is no impression of life being over-regulated.
5.40pm: Bailey says at the time of the February board meeting there were a whole series of issues with Barclays, but there was no impression that Bob Diamond was personally involved.
Although there is a correspondence between the complex impression of an apple and the complex idea of an apple, there is no impression that corresponds to the idea of Pegasus or to the idea of a unicorn; these complex ideas do not have a correlate in reality.
To use an example that may derive from Carneades (see section 3.2), there is no impression of a given egg such that no impression of any other egg could be phenomenologically indistinguishable from it.
Hume argued (in A Treatise of Human Nature 1.2.6) that there is no impression of existence distinct from the impression of an object, which is ultimately on Hume's view a bundle of qualities.
There is no impression at present that it is spoiling for a fight, and when 11 Lebanese Shia pilgrims were abducted by Sunni rebels in northern Syria two months ago - they are still being held - it discouraged its supporters from making trouble to press for their release.
Additionally, there is no impression of the metatarsus, digit I, or dragged toes on any of the narrow-gauge tracks (steps 14 17).
▪ For this study, only articular cartilage lesions are considered, whereas the subchondral bone is not fractured, i.e. there is no impression fracture.
Or, to put it less drastically, in the movies there are no later impressions without a first impression, because you will have stopped watching.
In fact, by what we said in section IV, there are no impressions (sensa) of jealousy at all; jealousy is an emotion of consciousness.
