"There was a completely mistaken impression put about that this technique was not cruel because it could break detainees so quickly," he said.
At times, the anti-technology forces are portrayed as luddite anarchists, an impression about them that doesn't change even when the film's allegiances do.
Kish: People often miss that it's their impressions about blindness that are far more threatening to blind people than blindness itself.
Another accused the panel of 'failing to give the right impression' about the impact that rising levels of carbon dioxide will have on Antarctica.
An article in Business Day on Saturday about the settlement of a legal dispute in which a doctor was accused of leaking confidential documents to The Times from the drug maker Eli Lilly left an incorrect impression about the admissions that the doctor, David S. Egilman, made in the settlement.
There's a spectrum between the most premium advertising that you sell for example, on the portals it's clearly the homepage to low-grade remnant inventory; think about impressions that get served during the third or fourth hour of someone's e-mail session.
Forget about impressions, that metric has little value.
She was married, in her 30s, with no kids — and worried about that impression.
Thanks to reporting by my colleague Nicholas Kristof, other reports in The New York Times and The Washington Post, and a magisterial article by John Judis and Spencer Ackerman in The New Republic, we now know that top officials, including Mr. Bush, sought to convey an impression about the Iraqi threat that was not supported by actual intelligence reports.
After speaking with each other in teleconferences, their initial impression is that about 10percentt of the cases become so-called rapid progressors because the condition of the patients declined so quickly, Dr. Heymann said.
