I don't know Billy Corgan other than a 5 minute interaction that left a definite impression on me.
"Loretta just made a definite impression on me," she said.
Just a thought: if you follow the pundit discussion of matters fiscal, you get the definite impression that some kinds of deficit reduction are considered "serious", while others are not.
I got the definite impression that the people of South Carolina who said they thought Gingrich had the best chance to defeat Barack Obama were basing that judgment entirely on his presumed ability to win debates.
"I invited him to lunch in the Senate dining room, and I got the definite impression that he was kind of fishing around as to if I was going to run for reëlection or not," Martínez said.
"I have the definite impression that this is more of a white-collar slump than a blue-collar slump," said Dr. Kellner, who is also chief economist for North Fork Bank.
By that time you have the definite impression that Ms. Smith, confronted with the vastness of her subject, has lost control of her material.
He's been a military man or a senator for virtually all of his adult life, and listening to him talk, you get the definite impression that the two great threats of the 21st century are Islamic extremism and the appropriations committee.
One also gets the definite impression that the ball he is holding in the palm of one hand is less than regulation size.
