The reader receives an impression of a cheerful and intrepid explorer, who was undaunted by any dangers, difficulties, or hardships.
Our whole system is like molten wax, ready to receive an impression.'" With the Contract with America firmly in hand before the television cameras, those who have sought to craft today's Republican-led "revolution" in government and public policy seem at times to believe that a similar receptivity to "an impression" prevails in the country.
Within space God places matter that in clear contrast to the conception of Aristotle and Averroes, who defined it as privation and as a pure ens rationis, is regarded by Campanella as a physical entity, deprived of form, shape and action, but capable of being extended, divided, united and of assuming any shape, just as wax can receive an impression from any seal.
You receive an impression of cornflower-blue eyes set deep in wrinkly reticulation, her hair white and fine as feathers - a voice rasps: "My name's Ethel Nairn, I'm sorry to intrude but I've come to speak to you about the residents' association".
In 1898 he married a young woman from Toulouse, Amélie Parayre, and left Paris for a year, visiting London, where he studied the paintings of J.M.W. Turner, and working in Corsica, where he received a lasting impression of Mediterranean sunlight and colour.
In some cases, the successful bidder would then reward them with a secret payment.Cover pricing meant the tendering authority, which could be a local council or other customer, received a false impression of the level of competition and could end up paying inflated prices.
Readers of The New York Times will have received an extremely misleading impression of my book "America Right or Wrong: An Anatomy of American Nationalism" from Jonathan Tepperman's review on Dec. 12.
Sheets of paper pressed against this impregnated gelatin receive an image impression.
Colonel White had a theory about how a reporter might receive an unfavorable impression of the camp.
It was only when interviews were conducted without interpreters that they felt confident they were receiving an accurate impression of the situation.
Part of AppNexus's pitch is computing power: an advertiser has to receive an ad impression, analyze it, decide what to bid on it, and decide automatically what ad to show in less than a quarter of a second to avoid slowing down the page-load time.
