Sentence examples for the early impression from inspiring English sources

The early impression, however, "is of being an American apologist," Mr. Amir wrote.

By some lights, Mr. Trump's backing in the days leading up to the Nevada caucus "may mitigate the early impression of disarray in the Gingrich campaign in Nevada".

It was also the first chocolate I ever tasted, so my preference may have more to do with the early impression it made on my palate than any objective chocolate-making excellence.

The early impression is of a fine fit: a manager who shares the playing philosophy that established Swansea in the top flight and a squad receptive to his coaching style.

Non-breeding males, females and juveniles are predominantly grey-brown in colour; this gave the early impression that males were polygamous, as all dull-coloured birds were taken for females.

Bournemouth finished 16th last season, yet that was a hugely impressive achievement and the early impressions are that they will improve on that this season.

Andy Farrell, Wigan's captain, said the early impressions had been "brilliant" and added: "He's not had that much time but what has happened and the way the lads have responded to the little changes he's made has been fantastic".

The early impressions of gameplay support this concept.

Merrill Lynch predicts that the three companies will sell some 58 million machines by 2008, and the early impressions from the E3 audience most of whom double as both industry insiders and gaming geeks will help decide which company may win the next round of gaming wars.

And nothing Van Halen did Sunday altered the earlier impression that Metallica is making the metal of the moment--and likely the future.

The earliest impression was found inside a Kanezaki 3 type deep bowl dating to ca. 4000 BP.