Sentence examples for in impressions from inspiring English sources
She's dabbled in impressions since she was a child; her first one was a horse.
Instead of acting, the men cast as movie stars turn in impressions and mimicry; this is another hallmark of a dramatization.
Right now it is of no practical use, Dr. Rosenblatt conceded, but he said that one day it might be useful to send one into outer space to take in impressions for us.
In impressions he recorded during his hajj, or pilgrimage, to Mecca in April 1964, for example, Malcolm X describes his shock at seeing Muslims of different ethnic backgrounds and skin colors.
His small, sparsely populated paintings are the most apprehensible, and the show includes two very different sensitive and straightforward drawings of the artist at an easel, an image that he includes in "Impressions of Africa".
Or so he said in "Impressions of America," one of a series of columns written for Jean-Paul Sartre's literary review, Les Temps Modernes, under the general title "Chronicles of a Liar".
Confirmation bias also operates in impression formation.
Results of the role of office design in impression management are discussed.
There is no significant difference in impression accuracy whether an indirect, direct unsplinted, or direct acrylic resin splinted impression techniques were used.
This is probably a consequence of the attenuation of visual signals, in particular eye gaze, which has been shown to be important in impression formation.
There is no significant difference in impression accuracy whether implants had a 0°, 15°, or 30° angulation to a reference line perpendicular to the cast.
