The phrase "fresh impressions" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe new or recent experiences or perceptions, often used in a positive or observant context. Example: "After traveling to Japan for the first time, I was struck by the fresh impressions of the vibrant city and its rich culture." "The students were eager to share their fresh impressions of the school's new playground during recess."
Less welcome were further Coleman excerpts crowded between pieces, immediately effacing fresh impressions.
The sketches and marginalia record her fresh impressions of an artist or work she might not have instinctively turned to.
I sent small glimpses of fresh impressions to some of you back then, but most of you have only heard me say or write: I will tell you soon.
Mr. Costner has been asked to choose, from his favorite films, one that has some particular strength or resonance to him and to talk about the impact it has had on him and his fresh impressions of it as he sat through another viewing.
It is also hard for a pianist, or a conductor, to make a fresh impression in the Grieg Piano Concerto.
The true Bourne legacy is the number of movies that portray our own intelligence agencies as the villains.The outcast agent may not be a new plot idea James Bond went rogue back in 1989 in "Licence to Kill"—but "The Bourne Identity" made a deep, fresh impression in 2002.
Hadžiselimović: In an ironically intoned article in the Atlantic about ten years ago, Alfred Kazin wrote about the compulsion of the American suburban middle-class writer to be a performer, because he has to capture the reader, to keep him interested, to captivate him by some fresh impression of the shared experience.
Desai's "earliest, freshest impressions" of the America that struck her, in a neat reversal, as "exotic and bizarre" are there in her new novel, Fasting, Feasting.
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Characteristic poems that proffer Williams' fresh, direct impression of the sensuous world are the frequently anthologized "Lighthearted William," "By the Road to the Contagious Hospital," and "Red Wheelbarrow".
So American leaders should seize this unique opportunity to give a fresh, positive impression of the United States to Chinese young people.
