Sentence examples for existing impression from inspiring English sources
This confirmed his existing impression: "I've been to some community meetings in my life, and it is often this feeling of utter sparseness.
The most damaging gaffes are the ones that reinforce existing impressions.
This phenomenon can reach its apotheosis when suffering children are featured: their appearance both reinforces news consumers' self-image as generous and compassionate, while also strengthening existing impressions of LMICs as poor and serially helpless [31].
So I think this report ought to mostly reinforce pre-existing impressions about the economy: that the recovery is slow, but that the nation is probably not on the verge of a double-dip recession.
Hitler's playing the piano on Top of the Pops!" – Sparks have given every impression of existing in a hermetically sealed world, entirely of their own creation.
But with almost no trace of such work existing now, the period impression is lost, except in drawings like this one.
This is a mistake as it gives companies a get out jail free card by giving the impression that existing corporate responsibility programmes embrace what BBB is expecting from them, with perhaps a little tinkering at the edges.
"[In cafes] speech is free and there's a place for everyone … The customer has the impression of existing amidst humanity," she told Le Parisien, adding that pressure to adapt to the needs of the public in the 21st century – particularly young people – had led to an identity crisis for many traditional venues.
If your office is in a nice area and in an attractive building you're exponentially more likely to make a positive impression upon existing or potential clients.
A Kansei mining system is developed to utilize valuable affect information latent in customers' impressions of existing affective designs.
