Sentence examples for earliest impression of from inspiring English sources
"My earliest impression of him was he would make good arm candy," she said.
Eli's earliest impression of Ole Miss was being pounced on in the Grove as a boy by his older brothers while his folks tailgated with old college friends.
The extraordinary power of "Untitled" confirms our earliest impression of Arbus's work; namely, that it is as iconographic as it gets in any medium.
Happily aloft in the vicinity of my father's hat, and the weather having cleared since the Ohioan missed its compass heading, I was free to form my earliest impression of the sea at a safe and sunny distance, lulled by the sound of waves breaking on the beach, delighting in the drift of gulls in a bright blue sky.
They are built on my earliest impressions of life.
Philosopher Tommie Shelby remembered his earliest impressions of King's language and rhetoric.
His earliest impressions of America were of a magnanimous, generous country.
One of my earliest impressions of American life was watching TV.
The self is founded on these earliest impressions of order and authority, the sense data unranked and unprocessed.
He was reared in Florence, Ala., not far from the hydroelectric dams of the Tennessee Valley Authority that gave him his earliest impressions of large-scale functional modern architecture.
Such is the prestige of Desolat that its artists can recall their earliest impressions of the label.
