Sentence examples for impressions of the program from inspiring English sources

"People in the ballroom world thought it was kind of cheesy," she said of her first impressions of the program.

Every two months parents gather to share impressions of the program and to learn more about the classes from the teachers.

Following the prototype presentation, discussion questions shifted to participants impressions of the program content and delivery; perceptions about appropriateness, engagement, and motivation; and suggestions for revision, addition, or elimination.

Initially, they conducted complete interviews with project managers, inquiring about their impressions of the programs, methods of implementing the programs and the experience they gained during the process of implementation, as well as their views regarding the prerequisites of integrating the programs into the existing system.

When he heard from a friend that J.B. Fuqua was disappointed in the program's success, Alex worried he'd gotten the wrong impression of the program.

A secondary aim was to give an impression of the effect of the program on pain and quality of life.

But with even a partial declassification unlikely before next spring, "Zero Dark Thirty," to be released in New York next Wednesday and nationally on Jan . 11 may powerfully shape public impressions of the C.I.A. program.

[Prompt] What are your impressions of the masters programs?

So why does the overall impression of this program feel more facile than the sum of its parts?

Students discussed the positive and negative impressions of the postgraduate training programs at the College of Medicine.

They provided positive and negative impressions of the postgraduate training programs, stating the benefits of exposure and experience while outlining many of the problems deriving from working in a setting with limited resources.