Sentence examples for firm impression from inspiring English sources

My firm impression is that Westbrook can be ruled out.

As Bohr recalled it, Heisenberg left "the firm impression that, under your leadership, everything was being done in Germany to develop atomic weapons".

The Ireland manager left the firm impression that a penalty shoot-out after 120 minutes is in his thoughts as a route to the quarter-finals.

A meeting was arranged with his agent, Claudio Anelluci, and United were given the firm impression Cavani wanted it to happen.

Most of all, Widnes have given the firm impression, since they were rejected because of a previous regime's financial indiscretions in 2008, that they are in for the long haul.

For England, Jonjo Shelvey showed his ability on the ball and John Stones solidified the already firm impression that, out of all England's central defenders, he is the best equipped when it comes to bringing the ball forward.

A Yelp review has no effect on an individual chain restaurant like Applebee's, presumably because people already have firm impressions of those places.

Ms Wilner fully expects the weight of advertising to shift even more decisively in the right's favour as the campaign wears on.A hard man to smearBut it is hard to change voters' views of an incumbent, after four years in which they have been building up firm impressions of their own.

There came a time when handing someone a business card without a web address printed on it was like groping in the dark for a footprint when the whole wide world already had firm impressions under the brightness of the Sun.

His research examines the intersection of firm perceptions, impression management, and strategic decisions, including mergers and acquisitions.

The issues that have consumed the news media and the pundits -- like whether it was right for Mr. Bush to visit Bob Jones University or for Mr. McCain to lash out at the Christian right -- did not seem to make as firm an impression on voters.