"All of a sudden, we had the impression of plunging back into Western life".
Some analysts said the sudden turnabout gave the impression of a self-destructive temper tantrum.
But the sudden shift creates the impression of panic, and has people wondering what officials were thinking back in May.
As she fastened and unfastened a single button on his coat, he was moved by the sudden, impromptu conjunction of impressions, and by a premonition that they would be the last things he would remember of college.
The third appointment is chosen, rather than the first, in order to negate the effect of sudden cancellations which otherwise could give false impressions of availability if at the moment of measuring there is one sudden cancellation in a schedule that is otherwise booked for several days ahead.
If there is something magical about the best of Sailstorfer's work (once, he repainted thousands of fallen autumn leaves and glued them back on to a denuded tree, to give the impression of a sudden spring), the quest for gold could turn ugly.
At one point, an apparently directionless list of remembered impressions reaches a sudden point of culmination: "Tenants came and went and their artefacts accumulated – a framed drawing, a piggy bank, a bong.
While increased oil revenues give the impression of superficial growth, the sudden influx of cash distorts the economy and exchange rates, undermining alternative sectors, including agriculture and industry, that employ and feed far greater numbers.
Rather, it was the delivery -- the stumbling over words, the compulsive ear scratching, the mumbling and sudden laughter -- that left the devastating impression of a prep-school kid striving for a B in public speaking.
I just love the fact that when you first look at it, you think nothing of it, and all of a sudden it becomes bigger than your first impression.
