Sentence examples for favorable impression from from inspiring English sources
"The primary catalyst for the change was the earlier-than-anticipated appointment of a new CEO, Mr. Edward Breen, his impressive credentials and our favorable impression from a discussion with him," Goldman analyst Jack Kelly wrote in a research note.
Mr. Cuomo continued drawing positive reviews from voters: 68 percent said they had a favorable impression of him, down from the 73 percent favorability level that Siena measured last month.
There was a slight increase in the number of New Yorkers with a favorable impression of Mrs. Clinton, from 39percentt in April to 45percentt now.
In a measure of likability, as opposed to their view of his job performance, only 26percentt said they had a favorable impression of Mr. Bloomberg, down from 39percentt in June.
It found, for example, that only 15percentt of Indonesians have a favorable impression of the United States, down from 61percentt a year ago.
Abbott has burnished his reputation with voters since October: 45percentt said they have a favorable impression of him now, up from 36percentt in the October UT/TT Poll.
Among Republicans, 62 percent had a favorable impression of him after the announcement, up from 48 percent before the announcement.
He must have made a very favorable impression as he later received a letter from the Watumull Foundation granting him an annual scholarship of $1500 for two years.
Overall, 72percentt of Americans have a favorable impression of the new president, down slightly from the eve of his inaugural but far higher than it was during the 2008 campaign.
Fully 60percentt of Americans have a favorable impression of Obama in the new poll, up slightly from October but a clear shift in opinion from an election year in which his ratings hovered in the mid-to-low 50s.
In a Washington Post/ABC poll published last week, only a bare majority of the American public -- 53 percent -- reports having a favorable impression of the F.B.I., down nearly 30 points from six years ago.
