The first impression you give is the "right" one, and it shapes how everything else about you is perceived.
It's easy to assume that your first impression of a situation or experience is the "right" one, and it can be very difficult to give up the idea that there is an objective truth to every situation.
"I had the impression he was the right composer".
His first impression had been the right one, and he was better positioned than the linesman.
Noting that the reports emphasized the preference shares, he said that "the capital markets had the impression it was the right vehicle to invest in".
"He may have lost self belief, a little bit, but speaking to him yesterday I strongly got the impression that he's the right man for the job," he said.
It sounds as if Mrs Merkel could silence her critics just by giving them more time and listening a bit more.That impression is broadly right, thinks Oskar Niedermayer, a politics professor at the Free University of Berlin.
And they can still use that option if they disagree with the Democrats over the meaning of "extraordinary" circumstances.Nevertheless, the initial impression is right: Democratic hardliners have lost less than Republican hardliners.
Don't fake it, if you don't feel like you can change the person's mind about you and feel that their impression is right.
Even with its ramshackle opening sequence in which the eponymous Rambler, who is played by Reeder, hitchhikes out West with a guitar and shades—I still believed my first impressions were on the right track.
