At different times you get impressions of falling snow, fireworks, swarming fireflies, a Las Vegas light fountain and stars in the night sky moving according to some divine choreography.
In its pages, he opens his soul with a frankness and lack of inhibition similar to Pepys, comparing the fruits and animals of India and Afghanistan with as much inquisitiveness as he records his impressions of falling for men or marrying women, or the differing pleasures of opium and wine.
He always felt that he should duck when he came in here, under all these slants and angles, and the big grimed window leaning over like that gave him the impression of constantly falling backward very, very slowly.
Bruce Smith, one of the coaches who traveled to Baghdad last year, described his impression of the falling out: Switching coaches may have had an effect on the athletes, but whether they qualify for the London Games this summer will ultimately depend on the athletes' determination.
Thus, recall bias was avoided by the prospective assessment of falls and an impression of previous falls was gained by the assessment of the falls history.
The Democrats, completing their FISA experience, a collective impression of Homer Simpson falling off a cliff and hitting every bramble on the way down, didn't exactly plan this fortuitous delay.
In a 2007 survey in Germany, the proportion of respondents with a favorable opinion of the United States fell to 30percentt, from 60percentt in 2002; and in France the percentage with a good impression of the United States fell to 39percentt, from 62percentt.
The percentage of respondents with a positive impression of the industry fell to 17percentt from 22percentt a year ago.
Finally, we give an impression of statements that fell into residual categories.
