Sentence examples for impression toward from inspiring English sources

The site notes that (as with all first response reporting), "it is possible that some of the facts in these articles were proven erroneous when more deliberate research became possible". The information in the site, therefore, should be read as the first impression toward various events affecting Jews that took place throughout the 20th (and now 21st century).

The IRB process, the initial stage of medical research review and community impact assessment, is the first impression toward all stakeholders involved.

The concept of affective satisfaction is used to measure subjective feelings or impressions toward a product and to provide designers with knowledge about how well users are affectively satisfied.

In another telling result, favorable impressions toward the other country have declined in both China and the U.S. over the past decade.

9– 11 These negative and prevalent impressions toward aging have dramatically influenced health professional decisions and practices, which consequently have resulted in a failure to deal with treatable symptoms.

It involves shifting your mindset away from earning impressions and toward engagement.

The presence of Mr. Winans cemented that impression, pointing back toward a prior history of collaboration.

Psychological impression of ACOM toward the human was investigated through an interactive experiment, showing the possibility of a robot which understands human satisfaction and takes adaptive behavior.

Several lawyers for homeowners have said that even if Holder and Breuer haven't violated any ethics rules, their ties to Covington create an impression of bias toward the firms' clients, especially in the absence of any prosecutions by the Justice Department.

But his comments gave the impression that current policies toward violent crime should be left alone.

He seemed primarily concerned that Catholics were being given an impression of Jewish querulousness toward the church and its leader.