Sentence examples for original impression from inspiring English sources

The psychologist's report tended to corroborate Dermody's original impression that Roberts had elements of distinction.

"I loved the contours of the land and the immanence of the sea and the great sky, so that was my original impression," he said.

The original impression from rodent studies was that the transplanted cells would become new muscle and contribute to improving damaged areas, but Riley says that idea has fallen out of favour.

A second viewing reinforces my original impression that this is a pretty good play that depends a great deal on a great cast.

"I'm open to the argument that somebody named Carlos Hernandez really did it," said Schiwetz, "but everything I know confirms the original impression that DeLuna did it".

Reviewing the VHS releases for TV Zone in 1991, Gary Russell stated that "Star Cops represents excellent science fiction" and recanted his original impression of the series upon broadcast that it was "Bergerac in spacesuits, complete with rather cruddy visual effects and boring performances".

For now, I stand by my original impressions.

Psychologists sometimes call this reaction "confirmation bias," a tendency to interpret actions in light of one's original impressions.

Hume distinguishes two kinds of impressions: impressions of sensation, or original impressions, and impressions of reflection, or secondary impressions.

Your memories of last year's sunburn are ideas, copies of the original impressions you had when the sunburn occurred.

If there is an idea annexed to the term, and it is complex, break it down into the simple ideas that compose it, and trace them back to their original impressions.