Sentence examples for more accurate impression from inspiring English sources

Does he hope a successful coaching career would present a more accurate impression?

In her cranky but insightful book "Rome and a Villa," Eleanor Clark claims that the palazzo's vestibule "gives a more accurate impression of ancient Rome than the Colosseum".

The introduction of spatial and topological patch characteristics gives a more accurate impression of ecosystem service supply and demands and their distributions, thus enabling more detailed analyses in complex urban surroundings.

By waiting two months we give the staff a chance to work out the kinks, but more important, we are giving readers a more accurate impression of what the place will be like in the long run.

Thus, to combine with customized abutments, customized coping was also manufactured for such cases to provide a more accurate impression [85].

What were the self-presenters doing that gave perceivers a more accurate impression of their true selves?

Zinc oxide used in close fitting trays and to reline existing dentures provided more accurate impressions of fitting surfaces.

This is consistent with prior research that shows more motivation and information does lead to more accurate impressions.

This report presents a more accurate picture.

Instead, by capturing others' attention, self-presentation facilitates more accurate first impressions".

It needs to give the appearance of being pro-active (well, re-active, to be more accurate) to give the impression that everything is A-OK with airport security.