Sentence examples for related impression from inspiring English sources

American disengagement from Iraq and Afghanistan without victory contributes to a related impression that America's unquestioned military superiority isn't worth much in terms of achieving policy objectives on the ground.

A related impression is that the important work that Kripke performs is to refute descriptivism: the rigidity of terms and more just falls out of anti-descriptivism, so anti-descriptivism is what really matters at bottom (see below, §4.2).

Fewer matrices have survived and often without related impressions.

These ideas may be either loosely related impressions approaching free association or more rationally structured sequences of thought and emotion.

In line with this, there is research suggesting that even subtle exposure to a woman can trigger men's motivation to make a good impression, and could already instigate processes related to impression management (e.g., risk taking behavior; Ronay & Von Hippel, 2010; Van den Bergh & Dewitte, 2006; Van den Bergh, Dewitte, & Warlop, 2003; Wilson & Daly, 2004).

Cowen related his impression that Gerry Adams was playing a 'double game' -- taking a hard public line against criminality, but avoiding definitive action in order to retain maneuverability for final negotiations with unionists".

However, we reason that there may be processes related to impression management that can spontaneously be induced when anticipating an interaction with a woman, and these processes may also be cognitively taxing.

Their book Wandelingen door Bourgogne (1789; "Strolling Through Burgundy") related their impressions of the French countryside.

" Another meaning of the word "effect" is related to the impression or sensation that a person, thing, or event produces.

Less frequently, neurological abnormalities related to basilar impression and platybasia (mainly in type IV OI) or to direct involvement of neurovascular structures may be encountered [9, 10].

The thought that no idea had any empirical significance unless it was suitably related to an impression stayed with him, and was reinforced both by his reading of Wittgenstein's Tractatus and by the time spent in Vienna with the Logical Positivists.