Sentence examples for more specific impression from inspiring English sources
Gore has always given the impression of being much more interested in government policy than most politicians, and in Florida you got the more specific impression that he has been watching Bush very closely.
What universal concept we actually form, according to Auriol, depends on how closely our will makes the intellect focus on the information we receive from the object of cognition, and hence how strong an impression the object makes on the intellect: the more closely focused, the stronger the impression, the more specific the universal concept that is formed.
This criterion had been included to empower the TBA to initiate AFR based on general clinical impressions, absent more specific definable signs or symptoms.
Some more specific questions: What about depression?
And he says he believes that ads on wikis could be worth less per impression than those on sites that aim at a more specific audience.
Given more specific targeting parameters, Facebook could previously only deliver a limited volume of impressions because it caps the number of ads it shows each of its 609 million daily mobile users.
Others are more specific.
Al Gore was more specific.
