Consumers have developed the impression that salespeople are less attentive and knowledgeable when, in fact, they have to cover more shoppers and product lines than before.
Apparently she had developed the impression that I was avoiding some jobs around the house, so she thought some new gear would inspire me.
McIlroy will also need to develop greater patience, and so for that matter will those who, after Sunday's events, have developed the impression he is now a "lost cause".
They developed the impression that Nashville was a peaceful city, free of traffic, a paradise, where music they loved had been made by people who now were dead but were completely alive whenever they sang on records.
You could develop the impression that Tabitha — Tabby, as she's known — was the stand-by-your-man type, a wife who would graciously defer to the dreams of her husband at the expense of her own comfort.
The political calculus may be that the green types have nowhere else to go, but if they develop the impression that, practically speaking, it doesn't matter what either candidate believes about the environment, then they'll be free to make their decision on the basis of other issues.
"Driving around and living here, it is easy to develop the impression that the latter have taken precedence over the former.
Given the amount of time and resources that are often spent collecting data, researchers could develop the impression that not all the data, such as the detailed illuminations and explanations of points provided by the study subjects during the FGDs and interviews, have been adequately used.
From TV and Time magazine, I have developed the vague impression that people think the C.I.A. is a bad thing, which is intriguing.
Under one way, the affiliate bids on keywords related to an advertiser's product and develops the language for an impression.
