Sentence examples for the first impression of from inspiring English sources

THE first impression of "White Christmas" is motion.

A large pawnshop is the first impression of Wigan: it faces the railway station.

BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND — The first impression of Birmingham, Britain's second city, is distinctly, well, second rate.

Contrary to the first impression of urban primitivism a more considered view finds that Basquiat was nothing if not sophisticated.

The first impression of a performer is important, and Early was convincingly stooped, lumbering yet graceful, but with a tremor of nervousness.

The first impression of Ms. Haberle as Phaedra is of a tough broad with a lean and hungry look: Elaine Stritch played by a middle-aged Audrey Hepburn.

The first impression of Obama is of a resolute pragmatist, hoping for the best yet aware that on occasion he will deliver less.

That's Flanagan's territory, more uncomplicatedly so than on his last tour, when he took pains to subvert the first impression of a straight-down-the-line Cockney geezer.

The first impression of almost every track is that Dylan has simplified his style and veered over (strongly in some cases) to a gutsy country and western influence.

The potential danger for Mr. Bloomberg, then, is that for many voters, these kind of episodes are part of the first impression of this new candidate.

Aided by the natural beauty of California it was 70 degrees on the January day I visited the first impression of the Nixon Library is extreme pleasantness.