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Discover LudwigThe phrase "early impressions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing initial thoughts or feelings about something, often after a first encounter or experience.
Example: "After attending the conference, my early impressions of the keynote speaker were very positive."
Alternatives: "initial thoughts" or "first impressions."
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Bournemouth finished 16th last season, yet that was a hugely impressive achievement and the early impressions are that they will improve on that this season.
Look for that early next week — but in the mean time, you can find our early impressions here.
Early impressions are positive.
Mary recorded her early impressions.
So intractable these early impressions.
Early impressions weren't exactly auspicious.
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He made an early impression.
Some good news, then: "Renaissance" isn't all empty flash, despite that early impression.
I asked DiVincenzo about his early impression of Christie as the U.S. Attorney.
The early impression, however, "is of being an American apologist," Mr. Amir wrote.
Naturally, we've all been keen to make a favourable early impression.
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