Immediately after the impression-formation task, participants engaged in an interference task designed to reduce their ability to recall or recognize the statements they had seen during the impression-formation task, replicating the procedure used by Carlston and colleagues [3], [21].
As juveniles are more crepuscular than adults, their appearance in the open during summer gives the impression to humans of a population boom.
Mr. Bush gave the impression during the campaign that he would preside over a reasonably moderate administration.
"Some in Europe say that the Germans always gave us the impression during the euro crisis they could do everything better, in which case let's leave them to deal with the refugee crisis on their own.
When some of the details of Derek's past emerged during speeches, I got the impression they came as surprising news to some of the bride's guests.
It was heading for an awkward finish until the late drama and, if nothing else, at least England gave the impression during stoppage time that they were not happy with a draw, and intent on doing something about it.
Ten graduates will be chosen each year.This decision ends a disastrous period during which Whitehall gave the impression of hoping the EU would go away, if it were ignored long enough.
If you had the impression during the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings that Elena Kagan was speaking slowly, e-nun-ciat-ing clearly, choosing words of few syllables and punctuating each simple phrase with a sweetly, self-consciously ingratiating smile, you probably were on to something.
After just 15 minutes, during which I gained the impression that Banks and Wigmore don't do much other than whiz between lunches, meetings and cocktail parties ("They're not politicians, they're people from the world of business," Farage explained), Nigel let his chums go.
