The early impression, however, "is of being an American apologist," Mr. Amir wrote.
A Raiders fan when he was young, Wilson also kept track of the local teams, developing an early impression of the Giants as "the bigger team".
His early impression of the Russian proposal on missile defense, first given to the NATO secretary general, Lord Robertson, earlier this week, was that it was quite thin in content, General Powell said.
An early impression of the city, which he summarized in three words, proved indelible: "diners, girls, cars".
I asked DiVincenzo about his early impression of Christie as the U.S. Attorney.
He described his early impression of her poetry as "coziness tinged with melancholy", displaying "dazzling powers all the more remarkable for their limitation".
| Picasso and Warhol top the selection of prints at Sotheby's (Nov. 1-2), which also features four works by the ever-doleful Edvard Munch (including a pensive woodcut in beiges and browns, "Melancholy III") as well as an early impression of Rembrandt's "Hundred Guilder Print".
As a result, this study only conveyed the families' early impressions of the early intervention service process.
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.
Advisers to the candidates said, though, that they expected the debate to help shape early impressions of the race among other politicians and in the news media, and thus could prove to be an event of more than a little political significance.
