The "American background" of each of his subjects "informed his impression of other peoples," and those impressions in turn made America itself into "the object of his critical scrutiny".
Karen Tanaka demonstrates in her dynamic and atmospheric "Wave Mechanics" how far Japanese composers have come from the fragile textures that commonly informed our impression of their work.
Brazile tries to point out what Obama was trying to say, Loesch doesn't believe it, Marcus agrees that it was taken out of context, but it nevertheless informed an impression of Obama that people have come to have.
Staying amid the excesses of Russia's past and present informed my impressions of the rest of the city, from the Giuseppe Zanotti stilettos that click-clacked across the marble floors of Catherine the Great's sprawling Hermitage to the gold-wheeled Hummer being valeted outside the Marinsky ballet.
Findings from in-depth interviews revealed two basic constructs that inform users' impression formation – intensity and stability, which respectively foster social-contextualization and attribute association processes.
In addition to the MMSE, results on the CDT are often used in clinical settings to inform clinical impressions pertaining to whether or not patients are impaired to such an extent that they should not be driving [ 9].
Hang on – that's not the ill-informed impression of hell that I've gained over the years.
So what can I do that they're not doing?' " Ms. Nevins approached Mr. Giuliani with more than a little trepidation, her impression largely informed by her Manhattan friends and associates' opinion of him -- or rather, their pre-Sept.
But Susan Orlean, a 40-year-old bank teller in Nyack, said she had been left with a different impression, one informed by the fact that she is going through an amicable divorce after 10 years of marriage.
