Biographies that capture not only the people involved but also how they interact are a welcome antidote to the impression that the best science is done by the genius alone in his garret.
Finally, a good building, equipment, without… a welcoming staff in the facility it leads to nothing because if the impression of the welcome is negative, the rest is irrelevant.
I get the impression that they welcome them a little bit more.
But for giving the impression that I welcome killing, I do apologize.
And since hardly anyone Ms. Williams quotes brings up the issue of class, neither does she, although a recognition of class differences would have been a welcome corrective to the prevailing impression here that all white people are well-connected and that all black people belong to an undifferientated mass.
First impressions — an enthusiastic welcome from a counselor, say, or an unhappy bus ride — often determine whether a child goes home happy or disappointed, Mr. Black says.
"They give the impression that they will welcome him as a hero," she said.
"Many of us believe the party ought to avoid creating the impression it doesn't welcome people of faith".
Mr. Maher, too, does not give the impression that fans are welcome to banter with him backstage after the show.
The hotels that leave the biggest impression always have a welcome gift waiting in the room.
For those reasons, they said, the endorsements gave the impression -- one certainly welcomed by the Bush campaign -- that it was the military itself, not simply a handful of veterans, that supported Mr. Bush's candidacy.
