Sentence examples for set an impression from inspiring English sources

"Whether it's right or wrong, it does set an impression," agrees Dylan Farrell, Sydney-based designer/creator of the Hamel+Farrell furniture collection and creative principal at interior designer Thomas Hamel & Associates.

The diversity statement helps set an initial impression, which instructors should continue to uphold throughout term through personal treatment of students, facilitation of dialogue, and consistency in policies for grading, attendance, participation, and excuse.

For many, The Loop Magazine is their first exposure to Glide, and it's likely to set a good impression.

You don't want to set a bad impression, especially when people are just starting to know you.

You don't want to be falling asleep during class on the first day back - it'll set a bad impression with your new teachers.

Like Salak, she was considered utterly mad by almost everyone she consulted before she set out, an impression Wilby did nothing to dispel.

When employees commit to do something but only have enough time to approach the project haphazardly, they run the risk of setting a negative impression about the quality of their work.

Food hygiene checks can really help, because it makes it legal to sell food, and a five star certificate sets a good impression.

Employee onboarding is your company's chance to make a first impression and set a foundation for success.

Are you all set to create an impression with your e-mails?

The ascent of the prediction error for varying test data set sizes gives an impression of the bias.