Sentence examples for early impression of from inspiring English sources

I asked DiVincenzo about his early impression of Christie as the U.S. Attorney.

An early impression of the city, which he summarized in three words, proved indelible: "diners, girls, cars".

A Raiders fan when he was young, Wilson also kept track of the local teams, developing an early impression of the Giants as "the bigger team".

By some lights, Mr. Trump's backing in the days leading up to the Nevada caucus "may mitigate the early impression of disarray in the Gingrich campaign in Nevada".

He described his early impression of her poetry as "coziness tinged with melancholy", displaying "dazzling powers all the more remarkable for their limitation".

In November 2004, the Johnson's print collection celebrated the end of more than fifty years of waiting with the acquisition of a rich, early impression of Albrecht Dürer's 1513 engraving Knight, Death, and the Devil.

Their early impressions of each other were not auspicious.

What are your early impressions of your young American players and the game here?

I asked Mr. Thassim about his early impressions of Mr. Rajapaksa.

My early impressions of Columbia were of a genteel existence, characterized by blue beanies, tweed jackets, pipe smoking and leather armchairs.

Five months into his new role, MacKie-Mason spoke with Berkeley News about his early impressions of UC Berkeley and the library, and his vision for its future.