Sentence examples for changed impression of from inspiring English sources

He sees a psychologist twice a week, feels scared to leave his home, and has been left with a profoundly changed impression of the country he once saw as a safe haven from the trauma he had endured in his homeland.

The crash ended those plans, and the aftermath changed his impression of the city.

Of 403 adults polled, all had heard of the lawsuit; 70 percent said it had not changed their impression of the mayor, 20percentt said their view of the mayor was now more negative, and 6.5percentt said it was more positive.

All of this is a long-winded way of saying that none of the polls out on Wednesday night ought to have changed your impression of the presidential race much.

"This car has changed my impression of Detroit, big time," said Christopher L. Garcia-Rivera of Northborough, Mass., who averages nearly 40 miles to the gallon in the Ford Fiesta he bought for $14,900 in April.

Redbreast's 12-year-old Cask Strength bottling almost singlehandedly changed my impression of Irish whiskey.

What I saw forever changed my impression of what happens to young people locked away and ultimately has led me to my position today: We need to close every youth prison in this country.

Adding: "It will take years before people change their impression of us.

"I don't think the dividend tax cut empirically changes their impression of the riskiness of making that investment".

Corner kick: Did Donovan's comments Thursday change your impression of his decision to walk away from the game for a few months?

You can certainly dispose of these in five minutes with a little oxygen and a small area of metal catalyst to speed the reactions up, and change your impression of the wine".