Sentence examples for our initial impression was from inspiring English sources

Our initial impression was that it looked "tastefully tuner" and was very spacious inside.

And our initial impression was that what Honda Motor calls "real-time 4WD," basically allowed this mostly front-wheel-drive vehicle to become an all-wheel-drive one whenever necessary, which meant even ten inches of snow in just a few hours on Christmas night didn't keep us from getting to Mom's for turkey dinner.

"Our initial impression was [the deputies] didn't even see the individual coming around from the side of the building".

"Our initial impression was [the deputies] didn't even see the individual coming around from the side of the building". Five deputies were present at the time of the shooting but only two fired, discharging six to eight rounds, Bergner said.

We also added the category 'picking something off the floor' as our initial impression was that several leaflets referred to this.

But Danny Donohue, of the Civil Service Employees Association, said in a statement, "Our initial impression is positive," adding that the initiative "appears to have a broad mission to ensure consistent quality of care and maintain independent oversight".

Our initial impression is that this is a strong contender in the casual email and AIM smartphone market.

We've been playing with a Tungsten T for a few days and our initial impression is that while there is a great deal that will seem familiar, there are a few things that are new and there is a great deal of potential to do things that haven't been possible on Palm OS devices before this.

Amazon only gave us a day to play around with the microwave, so we didn't try some of the fancier recipes — perhaps it has value there — but our initial impression is that this feels much more like a demo of Alexa technology than a future top seller on Amazon.com.

You can say something like: I know your initial impression was this, but can we do a 360-degree review of my performance in the last year?

Our initial impressions are beginning to appear in a blog called Life-Long Learning.