"cursory impression" is an appropriate phrase to use in written English.
You can use it in a sentence when you are describing a quick assessment or snap judgement of something. For example: "She left the interview with a cursory impression that the job wasn't right for her."
Whereas any remaster of a past-gen game is bound to carry with it dated visual qualities however good the added gloss, as is absolutely the case with the returning PaRappa the Rapper, Mad Fellows' brand-new Aaero is immediately cool on a cursory impression.
Our cursory impression was that this is not the case.
The correlations were generated through ML estimation, and are thus built on the same logic that constitute the basis for the later the twin models.> Inspection of the correlation matrix may give a cursory impression of the associations present in the data.
That, at least, is the impression from a cursory glance of archived articles in the news search service Factiva.
Their 2005 tour for "A Bigger Band" felt cursory and maybe gave the impression that decades punching the clock had worn out the spirit.
A cursory glance may leave the impression that the neutral-mutation theory is no different from Lamarck's use and disuse.
A cursory glance at the menu reinforced the impression: escargots, moules, omelettes, steak frites, tarte Tatin.
A cursory glance at Forza 4 gives the impression that developer Turn 10 has given us just enough to let us know we are hungry, so that we keep coming back to the table for helpings of Forza 5, 6... 23.
962); he noted that although a close-up view of Dong's work would create the impression that his brush techniques were cursory, seen from afar his landscape paintings would give the impression of grand, resplendent, and realistic scenery.
A cursory examination of early medieval Gaelic records gives the impression that surnames in the modern sense were in use much earlier, because such personal names as Domhnall Mac Gormain occur continually.
"Amish Mafia" gives the impression that it represents historic reality, yet even a cursory Google search will reveal that has been broadly debunked.
