Sentence examples for impression of a particular from inspiring English sources

For instance, an informant's general impression of a particular child might encourage a tendency to rate that child high or low on all the scales; or an informant who is temperamentally overanxious might be more sensitive to or judgmental of children's anxieties or behaviours.

It's important to go past what your impression of a particular choice and learn what it is actually like.

For example, our observation of a billiard ball's ricocheting from the cushion can be resolved into impressions of a particular configuration of color and figure (the billiard ball) moving closer to another (the cushion), touching it, and then moving away from it.

Meanwhile, Reuters printed that "Facebook says it will soon offer advertisers' insight on the il deal number of ad impressions for a particular campaign".

According to Smallwood, marketers can increase the return on investment from their ads by 40percentt by focusing on an ad's so-called frequency - instead of one Facebook user seeing an ad 100 times and another user seeing the ad only twice, for example, Facebook says it will soon offer advertisers' insight on the ideal number of ad impressions for a particular campaign.

According to one senior adviser: "That's when his political instincts come straight through and he says: 'OK, I'm going to take some flak for this; I'll fight my corner.' I've not seen any impression of any particular gloominess.

"A lot of people are of the impression that a particular umpire not in a QuesTec park would run wild and become an outlaw," Port said.

The attack became apparent when AdForce noticed that it served 30 million impressions per hour of a particular banner advertisement instead of the normal three million impressions.

Impressionistic painters strive to capture an impression of a fleeting moment, a particular scene.

The lesson from the New Year's Eve attacks forces us to revisit the proliferation of a particular impression we hold of the new arrivals.

When the elements of judgments are initially identified, they are grasped qualitatively, as sensory impressions, like the visual image of a particular dog or the memory image of a horse.