Sentence examples for public impressions from inspiring English sources

The smallest public impressions of a company can generate meteoric effects in the stockmarket.

This TED talk addressing the question of development communications and their impact on public impressions of Africa.

American officials grudgingly acknowledge the Taliban's skill at using guerrilla-style attacks to manipulate public impressions of the insurgency.

What the "aesthetic experts" like, the public dislikes, and vice versa, and public impressions do not change with continued exposure to a disliked design.

Sometimes this kind of coverage creates a self-reinforcing "availability cascade", massively distorting public impressions of the relative riskiness of activities.

But with even a partial declassification unlikely before next spring, "Zero Dark Thirty," to be released in New York next Wednesday and nationally on Jan . 11 may powerfully shape public impressions of the C.I.A. program.

This was the overall public impression of sleaze that had infected all of Westminster.

But they also created the public impression that the police department was totally corrupt".

Ending the bombing would support the public impression that an agreement is near.

He added that Mr Rostowski's later dismissal was a coincidence.Even so, the public impression is dismal.

George W. Bush championed an Ownership Society when he ran for re-election in 2004, but that also made little public impression.