I think that's true actually.

It seems more sincere.

Impressions.

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

Sookie I can't tell you that.

She, better than most, knew the power of an image.

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

That's impressive.

So be cheery, my lads, let your hearts never fail, While the bold harpooneer is striking the whale!

That did two things, and I think this is important to any site where you want to have a community feel.

This is the most important part of your TED Talk.

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

Who are you trying to impress?

And they're right every time.

Would you like a printout of your medical history to take with you?

I'm not impressed.

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

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

It's been blessed.

(Laughter)

It gives the impression of autocratic leadership.

I was meeting with a group of newly elected parliamentarians from Egypt and Tunisia a couple of weeks ago.

You need to harness it. You need to give it meaning.

be sly.

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

And I'm trying to play possum.

Is the most vivid memory she has.

And what I wondered was whether they were being affected by the name or the content of the color, so I decided to do a little experiment.

Give me your impression of this book.

They were all perceived as being

We got to knock 'em out.

So it's not simply a Western phenomenon.

Did you not recognize me?

So this is it, honey. What do you say?

Your landing is your first impression. It's your superhero handshake.

So that's what we're trying to do.

What, pipped?

For the final touch, the artist uses a chop, or a stamp, and signs their work, and can hold it up to say,

How does America impress you?

What is your impression of America?

like in print design, you know, a very vibrant yellow or a very strong black might not look that good on screen because it could be too contrasted or it might not be contrasted enough.

In order to do so, the first impression is very important, he tells us.

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

It's a comment on the way in which we deal with public seating in the city of New York.

Did he strike you that way?