It's been blessed.

(Laughter)

The scenery of the Alps left a lasting impression on me.

I knew him only briefly, but he left a great impression.

What was your first impression of me?

What impressed me was the blue sky.

What, pipped?

He gave a good impression to my parents.

That made a profound impression on me.

His speech made a good impression on me.

These are commonly prescribed antidepressants.

The first impression is most lasting.

(Laughter)

Sookie I can't tell you that.

I was greatly impressed by the speech.

My general impression is that it is very good.

Did he strike you that way?

They were all perceived as being

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

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

And they're right every time.

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

What was your first impression of London?

Impressions.

But we have emerged with valuable lessons about how to dig ourselves out.

What's vivid to you?

(Applause)

But I think... Mr. Darcy improves on closer acquaintance.

This is a very sort of un shark like photograph.

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

be sly.

That's impressive.

That's one patient, one data set.

It seems like I've seen you before, but I guess your impression wasn't that great.

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

My first impression of him proved to be correct.

He made a vivid impression.

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

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

You'll be making a first impression that could serve us well if we go to trial.

(MISS BINGLEY) But afterwards she seemed to improve on you.

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

So it's not simply a Western phenomenon.

My first impression was that he was a tactful politician.

Who are you trying to impress?