At the same time producers were trying to fend off the impression -- much of it from Internet chat rooms -- that the show was in trouble.
Not everyone here, despite the impression in much of the United States, is clamoring to cobble together a raft and flee.
Some people were surprised by the book's Panglossian title, "Life Is So Good", when previously Mr Dawson had given the impression that much of his life had been pretty awful.
But overall, he leaves the impression that much of the rubbernecking people experience while floating the canyon could be done, with equal excitement, in a gallery or library devoted to this singular piece of scenery.
The army and police did little to stem the crisis, giving the impression that much of the high command and security apparatus were lending implicit support to the protests as a means of gaining leverage.
As well as an almost complete skeleton, the find was notable because impressions of much of the creature's skin had also survived.
But it reflects the mainstream of public opinion – contrary to the impression given by much of the media.
It may be one's imagination, but the general impression is that much of the sense of occasion has disappeared from the Budget.
Although computationally very expensive, it gives us a good impression on how much of the achievable performance is actually reached.
"I missed Gareth Bale's overhead kick against Liverpool in this year's Champions League final because I was standing in front of the TV, facing away, doing an impression of how much of a twat Bale looked".
To conclude, the results support the impression provided by much of the literature that the European Clinical Trials Directive has increased the (perceived) administrative burden on researchers, and introduced additional barriers and bottlenecks into the research process.
