In his first-impression article he described "Jessica Jones" as "shockingly and refreshingly honest in its depiction of sex and sexuality — especially compared to the rest of Marvel's cinematic and televised output, which tends to be heterosexual and vanilla on the rare occasions when it dares to be sexual at all".
"Criticism of Health Analysis That Was Hailed by Obama" (news article, Feb. 18) leaves the impression that a medical opinion article published in The New England Journal of Medicine has called into question data used in my June 1 , 2009 article in The New Yorker, "The Cost Conundrum".
Does it annoy you when you get the impression an article assumes you're British, or American?
But contrary to an impression your article might leave, the genetic contribution to Type 2 diabetes is approximately threefold greater than Type 1.
The Second impression, anyone article is ©2016 Landor.
"Cave of Forgotten Dreams" was inspired by "First Impressions," an article written by Judith Thurman for The New Yorker and published in 2008.
If I have to do that, shouldn't you be worried that such a practice could lead to an overall impression that articles in the print edition are nonauthoritative versions of those in its online big brother?
Instead of calculating the impressions an article gets by estimating a publication's circulation and pass-along rate, Mr. Solis counts the number of people who tweeted about a company and their combined following, the number of retweets or clicks on links, as well as traffic from Facebook and other social networks.
Mr. Knecht, Dr. Engel and Jacob S. Benner, a paleontologist at Tufts University, described the fossil impression in an article published in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
"I simply don't know where in the decision he could be reading in order to get the impression that Common Article 3 doesn't apply to interrogation methodologies," Mr. Rona said.
Andrew Caldecott QC, representing the attorney general, said the jury could have got the impression from the article that the newspaper's owner, Rupert Murdoch, or his senior staff had either directed or known about phone hacking and had a "hidden agenda" at the trial.
