In such cases, the immediate judgment of the intellect is not "that the object represented exists", but "that the object was impressed" (and, it would seem, that this impression exists).
The general impression exists that if you have six cards, you have six times as much social security as you would have with only one card.
To the extent that this impression exists, in the minds of priests or anyone else, the members of the National review board stress that we see this crisis as one of the episcopacy as much as it is a crisis of the priesthood.
Harcourt replied: "no impression exists anywhere in England that the selling of wives is legitimate", and "that no such practice as wife selling exists", but as late as 1889, a member of the Salvation Army sold his wife for a shilling in Hucknall Torkard, Nottinghamshire, and subsequently led her by the halter to her buyer's house, the last case in which the use of a halter is mentioned.
We have no means to test the possible effect of metformin prescribed for obesity, although the clinical impression exists that such treatments tend to be relatively short.
Although not proved, the impression exists that the incidence of gastric cancer in LS in the western world seems to be decreasing in parallel to the declining incidence of gastric cancer in the general population.
The impression exists, however, that it may also be important in diagnosing serious, but less acute diagnoses, such as malignancy or even diabetes, and thus play a prognostic rather than diagnostic role.
The impression exists that in addition to a proportional decrease in the need for LTX the absolute number of patients with PBC receiving transplantation over time is gradually falling.
The tufa deposit of La Celle, located in the Upper Seine valley Northern Francee), has been known for more than a century and extensive collections of shells and leaf impressions exist.
"We always find something, eh Didi, to give us the impression we exist," Estragon says.
