Sentence examples for impression social from inspiring English sources

Just last week, MOL Global / Friendster CEO Ganesh Kumar Bangah told ZDNet that he's under the impression social media sites are increasingly being made irrelevant because the global social graph is increasingly dominated by Facebook.

And on social media, it's arguably even more dangerous: consumers are still under the impression social media is "real" (LOL!), and I don't see many "This photo has been FaceTuned" disclaimers out there.

(The company also provides data around time spent with the ads, impressions, social sharing, brand awareness, and more).

Be careful not to heighten the relevance of one bad occasion and apply it to your general impression of social interactions; focus as much as possible on all of the social interactions that you have enjoyed, that have worked out just fine, no matter how bland or ordinary.

Likewise, think about the impression your social media profiles provide and mute anything that may appear unappealing to a future boss.

I got the distinct impression that social care has taken on integration big time, but clinicians at all levels still hardly know what the word means.

These were two bills recently passed by the Duma: The former bans any speech that "may arouse in minors interest in nontraditional sexual relations" or "form the erroneous impression of social equality" of same-sex relationships; the latter bans adoptions by foreigners who are in same-sex marriages and single people from countries where such marriages are legal.

Grammarly has been quietly building a freemium grammar checker to help students, writers and people who want to make a good impression on social media or email.

Young women are getting the impression through social media that in order to matter they need to be perfect.

Charles Darwin considered that conscience evolved in humans to resolve conflicts between competing natural impulses-some about self-preservation but others about safety of a family or community; the claim of conscience to moral authority emerged from the "greater duration of impression of social instincts" in the struggle for survival.

"We cannot allow districts to give the false impression that Social Security numbers are required for enrollment and run the risk that children could be hidden from view and out of the classroom simply because their parents fear a legal review of their status".