They were all perceived as being

It seems more sincere.

Why? To give you a first impression of what you are about to get into.

This is a characterization of what it would look like if you could remove the water.

That made a profound impression on me.

Or because it would have meant bullying and badgering a helpless old man.

All ships prepare for launch. This is my first time commanding a squadron R7, let's make a good impression. OK, are you boys ready?

His speech made a good impression on me.

It's quite an impression you've made, Commander.

The applicant impressed the examiner favorably.

Easy! Sorry.

It gives the impression of autocratic leadership.

And that sort of gives the impression you've got one air mass going up and down, up and down.

What have you been telling her about Carol and me?

And because I wanted to impress you all with slides, since I saw the great presentations yesterday with graphs,

Anglo Saxon words seemed so plain

No.

But it will lead them straight to you!

That will give you a vivid impression.

He made a favorable impression on his bank manager.

It's a story about us, people, being persuaded to spend money we don't have on things we don't need to create impressions that won't last on people we don't care about.

What, pipped?

I didn't mean to give you that impression.

I didn't mean to give that impression.

Well, now that we've impressed upon the white house what we can do, mr.Dubaku

He cuts a handsome figure in that black suit.

It is the clothes, perfumes, the impression that you cause.

The way a hoof comes up with a horse immediately gives you the feeling that it's a convincing horse action.

She gives the impression of not caring much about anything.

He was rather drunk, which made a bad impression on the policeman.

Sitting still he tried to put his best foot forward.

First of all, I wanted to give you a good visual first impression.

After the war, the diligence and the saving of the Japanese gave an impression which is strong in the American.

She cuts a beautiful figure in that black suit.

Our marketing department says they imply the cars are unsafe.

The way I see it is that non photorealistic rendering has an intent behind it.

I'm afraid the story will give him a wrong impression.

Now, the monkeys meet two guys who aren't giving them bonuses they're actually giving them less than they expect.

His paintings so impressed me that I was interested in him.

I was interested in him because his paintings really impressed me.

So I just want to get your first impressions when you see that, when you see the Diamond Shreddies box there.

It's Michael Claymore Bennett III, Sands' lawyer.

You see, said Bicky, I had a wireless from him to say that he was coming to stay with me to save hotel bills, I suppose.

How is it that phrases that are considered just about synonymous by the dictionary can evoke such different pictures and feelings?

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