Teachers normally have better impressions of students with better looking papers even if it is not as good as a messy one.
Reading the SNP manifesto, your correspondent was overwhelmed by a single impression: no document in recent British history has better epitomised the instincts of the average Labour MP.
Checking into a certain supermarket multiple times may give people the impression that the location is convenient or that there is a valid reason to go there a lot (for example, it has better produce, better weekly sales, etc).
With their 15 minutes in the spotlight, before it shifts to Milan and Paris, they had better make an impression.
Sometimes a critic persuades you to give an unpromising-looking movie a chance, but the movie had better convey the impression pretty quickly that the critic might be right.
But, "they will have a better impression if they don't have to wait a long time at the toll".
The Indiana governor's economic accomplishments were seen to have a positive effect on voters ― about half of independent voters and 3 in 4 Republican voters say they have a better impression of Pence when they know that Indiana had a $210 million budget surplus at the end of 2015, and that Pence lowered property and corporate income taxes.
So the gymnasts had better make a good impression here.
One certainty: after this match, everybody should have a better impression whether his players are genuinely behind him.
"I like to think that by the end of my set, people have a better impression of what Mogra and the scene around it is like," he says.
In terms of the "Fred Sasaki Fund," that is a conversation that Lindsay can start with you after we have a better impression of the magnitude of your ultimate gift.
