Sentence examples for later impression from inspiring English sources

As there cannot be assumed to be a way of using the sign which the linguist succeeds even in determining, let alone establishing, and which is the correct way, independent of the linguist's later impression of the correct way, then a defender of "private language" would have to show that there was.

The error was corrected in a later impression.

Or, to put it less drastically, in the movies there are no later impressions without a first impression, because you will have stopped watching.

In an introduction to a later edition of Alice in Wonderland, Carroll scholar Morton N Cohen writes that the author "would probably have been content to leave the first edition stand and, at most, would have wanted the later impressions printed more carefully.

As with his other series, later impressions show wear to the aquatint.

In these later impressions, there were now more graves than there were men.

Psychologists call this the "horns effect", whereby our later impressions are skewed negatively by a preliminary, often superficial judgment.

Or, later, her impressions of a voyage in western Siberia: "The river Ob, wide, brown, meandering mightily among leafy islets, has cast a spell on our hydrofoil.

Two weeks later, digital impressions and bite scans were performed using an intra-oral scanner (CEREC Omnicam, Sirona).

Certainly, Later... gives the impression of being, in the most positive possible sense, The Show That Management Forgot.

Cameron later gets the impression that Cross plans the same fate for him so that he can record a real death on film.