The moments they have experienced in the zone of military conflict, their fears and overwhelming feeling of danger leave a sad impression in their minds for years.
When some of the engineers' worst-case scenarios become known to the public, they become the basis for opposition to a project and a general, if perhaps mistaken impression of imminent danger.
The A320 pilot was subject to a powerful impression of immediate danger, caused by his perception of an object closing rapidly on his aircraft.
He described the music as an "evil fog" that fades in and out of the game without being initiated by any scripted moments or to warn of impending danger, instead creating the impression of ever-present danger.
If it is weak it is sure either to be violent, or to allow some one of the jarring sections of the community to exhibit violence unrestrained, to rely on terror as the French Convention, under a false impression of its own dangers, did, or to permit a party to terrorise, as the first Ministry of Louis the Eighteenth did.
The memory left me with two distinct impressions: first, the threat of danger any woman faces when alone with a strange man; and, second, an image of Haiti as a wasteland, a country to which no one would ever willingly return.
With the four-square Doric style there had always been the possibility of giving an impression of dull immobility, a danger that was partially avoided in the Archaic period through the use of bulging columns and capitals.
They should go to see the prominence of important African-American churches and to counter the impression outsiders have of the Harlem of danger and poverty.
The leader of the Conservative MEPs warned that strident Euroscepticism was in danger of giving the impression of Britain "snarling like a pitbull across the Channel".
