Think of the impression his election would make not only in Africa, but in Asia, the Middle East, and even Europe.

It is disturbing, to say the least, that the most cogent refutations of bald faced lies no longer make any impression.

Is this impression right?

The German attack started on 6 March 1943, failed to make much impression and was abandoned at dusk on the same day.

A trip to Beijing does little to dispel that impression.

It's my impression of water.

This impression is no accident.

The EU gives the outward impression of being a successful project.

History has confirmed that first impression.

Give me your impression of this book.

What's your impression of the United States?

Tell me your impression of this book.

To be sure, the impression is deceptive.

That impression is correct to some extent.

The impression of a generation on permanent holiday is deceptive in another respect.

The escalating violence in Iraq gives a bleak impression of that country s prospects.

The paragraph would then be entirely neutral and avoid giving a negative impression.

They certainly don t give that impression to onlookers.

And one might have the impression that we really knew a lot about brains.

But any import boom creates a misleading impression of the local economy s productive capacity.

Angelou made such an impression on her hosts honored her with a postal stamp.

By failing to make any progress beyond keeping the talks alive, the Cancún summit has given the impression that nothing is happening, and that the situation is hopeless.

I have the impression that he knows the secret.

And one of the first things that happened was we went to see some perfumers in France and here s where I do my Charles Fleischer impression and one of them says, You cannot make a coumarin.

The overall impression of a generally healthy organization was substantiated by the facilitators' experience at the workshops.

The impression one gets is that this debate is somehow a smokescreen for more broken Palestinian promises.

The impression Putin's presidency creates is of autocracy punctuated by elections.

It has also given me a source to get an impression of the world any time I need.

Lo ! the vigil of the night is ( a time ) when impression is more keen and speech more certain .

Lo ! the vigil of the night is ( a time ) when impression is more keen and speech more certain .

The impression we have from those statements is that the CD really has a long way to go.

Video Narrator An event seen from one point of view gives one impression.

To be sure, this impression disappears if one focuses on explicit political content.

The trial transcripts create an impression of a man who, had he not gone into politics, would have excelled as a trial lawyer.

That gives the impression that some human lives are much more important than others.

The meetings are aimed at creating the impression that the world s leaders are still working on a solution to the problem.

When I put one card at a table look, it's not one card. It's look, it's a bunch of cards that gives this impression.

A strong impression of Holland was planted in the minds of other Europeans, which then was projected back onto the Republic as a whole.

There are three reasons why the traveler s impression that the euro is overvalued is mistaken.

For the time being, they rather give the impression to have thrown sandbags in disorder in an attempt to stop a wave.

The independent expert's impression was that the village was essentially destroyed and the livelihood of the village was in a dire condition.

My overall impression of this morning's candid discussion is that our shared assessment of the summit is that it is a success.

One cannot shake the impression that the European soul of this government is devoured by angst.

But it was our meetings with the ordinary people of Sudan that left the deepest impression.

Unfortunately, the proverbial Washington political gridlock leaves little hope for fixing the problem, adding to the impression of a giant with clay feet.