"The past impressions of Hillary Clinton help fuel the questions about being transparent about her health," said Joe Trippi, a Democratic operative who helped steer campaigns for Howard Dean and Richard A. Gephardt, among others.
Gradually, Tony assembles his willfully forgotten past impressions and actions, joining together the links that connect him to these people, as if trying to form a "chain of individual responsibilities" that might explain how it happened that his life's modest wages had resulted in "the accumulation, the multiplication, of loss".
"Man… cannot avoid reflection: past impressions and images are incessantly and clearly passing through his mind" (Ibid.
But the ability to judge qualitative similarity and degrees of force and vivacity between present ideas and past impressions presupposes memory.
"Like all boarding schools, we have tried to move past the impression that we're elite bastions of white wealth," Hardwick said.
With economic conditions worsening over the course of this year and voter anxiety on the rise, Mr. McCain has had to labor to get past the impression — fostered by his own admissions as recently as last year that the subject is not his strongest suit — that he lacks the experience and understanding to address the nation's economic woes.
She needs to get past the impression many Democrats have that she feels she deserves the nomination.
It's a curious thing how some movies can never let you get past the impression that everyone on screen is pretending, playacting.
For Darkin, a lot of this project has been about looking past first impressions.
LC: Not being taken seriously: due to your age, large firms may not take you seriously since you are close in age with many of their children but if you prove you know your stuff you can move past first impressions.
