Rhodes, 38, said in the article that it was easy to shape a favorable impression of the proposed agreement because of the inexperience of many of those covering the issue.
Both change you in some shape or form and leave an impression on your brain like a sonic-cum-psychedelic fingerprint.
He bristled at the suggestion that the press associates his organization's activities with Ms. Pak's politicking — an impression shaped partly by Ms. Pak herself.
The woody separator is the same shape as the seed, with an impression where the seed body lies next to it.
To get started, just shake your head once in front of the Kinect sensor the software uses so it can capture an impression of the shape of your face.
(Idiota de mente, c.7) To help us understand the mind's engagement in perceptual "assimilation," Nicholas turns to the work of sculptors and craftsmen who use wax or clay to make an impression of some shape so they can work from that likeness.
Simon Henderson, director of the Gulf and Energy Policy Program of the Washington Institute, said at the outset of Kerry's diplomatic repair mission that conflicting signals have come out of Riyadh lately and that an impression has taken shape that the kingdom "is rather leaderless and has a dysfunctional government".
The shape of each radar diagram gives an impression of the actual type of inhibition.
The vertical edges of the works curve forward a bit, creating an impression that the shapes are temporarily positioned.
Botham made such an impression that he shaped our understanding of how an ideal all-rounder should play – aggressive, undaunted, electric, with swagger and in style.
In fact, they drag leaves as humans would do: get an impression (notion) about the shape of an object, judge which way would be the best, and then drag the object accordingly.
