Sentence examples for prior impression from inspiring English sources

The numbers are too low to draw firm conclusions, but they align with our prior impression that German curricula focus more on basic science knowledge and Dutch more on clinical skills.

We don't use videotape because we don't want the dancers to have any prior impressions.

"MESSIAH" A painfully full round of performances of Handel's masterpiece in New York last season confirmed prior impressions that the performance by the St. Thomas Choir and Concert Royal, conducted by Jerre Hancock, is now the one to hear if you're hearing only one.

One possible example is the belief that some object is a cause of pleasure, a belief that depends upon prior impressions as well as probable reasoning.

On the one hand, Hume is committed to the empiricist claim that as mere creatures of the mind, dreams depend on prior impressions but themselves count as ideas.

What were your prior impressions, and how did they change?

Two different groups were chosen for the survey to obtain different perspectives of these exams: individuals who had experienced all of the tests and were burdened with a chronic illness, and individuals who had experience or prior impressions of none or few of the tests and were representative of a healthy population.

As a result, you won't have to worry about making the wrong impression prior to that big interview or first date.

The clinical impression prior to biopsy was acute rejection and possible transplant glomerulopathy.

Presented in a 2×2 matrice, and inspired by prior work on impression management tactics at the micro-individual level, these scholars argue that organizations may use direct/indirect and assertive/defensive tactics to construct/preserve desirable images among target audiences.

Some orthodontists may have a numbing spray (topical anesthetic) or rinsing with salt water prior to the impression has been reported as useful.