In March, Thatcher's press secretary, Bernard Ingham, also urged her to take on the miners, telling her: "Events have not, however, challenged the post-war impression of their invincibility, for we have yet to beat a national stoppage … In my view the last thing we should do today is lend credibility to Scargill".
Of course, the first thing people associate with Poland is the second world war, their impressions often formed by The Pianist and Schindler's List rather than by history books.
The appetite for period clothes has given rise to businesses like that of Juan Gonzalez, who made uniforms for "Saving Private Ryan" and now sells ample-size reproductions over the Internet through his company World War II Impressions.
A Siamese treatise on war gives the impression that the flags were unfurled as the march began.
"I was dead against the war, but the impression I have is that Khalilzad would have brought some very useful insights and feeling to the situation," he said.
He's just not a product of the Vietnam War, despite an impression he has at times given that he is, as he did in 2008, when he said point-blank that he had served in Vietnam.
And when it is not possible to establish an imminent threat, Washington should try to define the targeted area as a battle space subject to the laws of war, limiting the impression that it is engaged in a globalized, perpetual war and putting more pressure on foreign countries to assume responsibility for what goes on inside their borders.
It included several scenes written by Huston that did not appear in the novel, but for the most part the screenplay indicated that Huston intended to embody in his picture the Youth's impressions of war exactly as Crane had described them.
Planting mines doesn't win wars, but propaganda giving the impression of being about to win a war supplements the effect of the mines".
Like Java's War, one gets the impression that Normandy Invasion is on the up.
