Sentence examples for subsequent impressions from inspiring English sources

First impressions were established as more important than subsequent impressions in forming an overall impression of someone.

I remember every swim I've had in a new city, good or bad, and it has always colored all subsequent impressions.

Both the graphic from of an avatar and the context of impression formation have effects on subsequent impression formation.

A subsequent impression is that Kroff's very awkwardness is calculated, as he usually manages to enter the seminar room to arrive after the other (14) students have taken seats around the long, oval table; so the only available seat is the one nearest the professor at the head of the table.

When you can accurately assume the stance and the solid 'air' of that person, it will make every subsequent impression all the more interesting because you have them unknowingly convinced.

Tim Armstrong, CEO of AOL (which owns us), said that it's all about scale for his company to build up more traffic on content sites, and subsequent ad impressions against that content.

Due to the very large follow-up period (01-01-1980 to 01-01-2008) it may be argued that no state of the art impression of the association between diabetes and subsequent depression is given.

I pray that one day soon the powers that shape popular media and subsequent public impression will become more responsible and inclusive.

For many voters, the mayor's subsequent endorsement reinforced impressions that he had a domineering style contrary to the city's deliberative political nature.

They established, among other things, that losses loom larger than gains, that first impressions shape subsequent judgments, that vivid examples carry more weight in decision making than more abstract -- but more accurate -- information.

This would explain the clinical phenomenon that re-experiencing appears to lack the context of other (often subsequent) information that corrected impressions the person had at the time of the event (Ehlers et al., 2004) and is characterized by a sense of "nowness".