Sentence examples for most favorable impression from inspiring English sources

It was when Dean described his motivation that he made the most favorable impression.

But of the models that came my way in '02, here are a dozen that left the most favorable impressions: CADILLAC CTS: General Motors' "luxury performance sedan" is hardly perfect, but the CTS is a bold stroke for a division that took a longer nap than Rip Van Winkle's.

Evidently, so do most Americans; only 21 percent of voters have a favorable impression of her in the latest CBS poll.

Seventy-two percent of registered New York voters said they had a favorable impression of Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, in the most recent NY1-YNN/Marist NY1-YNN/Marist Colleges conducted APoll 25 to 29 and released on Monday.

This may be because consumers aware of the dangers of food additives, as a group, exhibit excessive concern for food safety and view foreign products negatively, whereas consumers who tended to conform to others have a particularly favorable impression of wines made in France, which is the most famous wine-producing country in the world.

Because most interviewers haven't thought about what to ask you, you can make a favorable impression by going on for awhile with convincing reasons you'd make a great hire.

Still, "most attendees had a fun evening" and in a survey, 62.5 percent of participants indicated having a favorable impression of Marie Callender's, Ms. Moritz said.

The service made a favorable impression.

Both complimentary treats made a favorable impression.

But slightly more had a favorable impression of her.

Knowing that he was a banker sealed the favorable impression.