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The impressions from the trip are very troubling.

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Facebook user Su Bash wrote about his impressions of the piece

Novye Izvestia asked Shubenkov to share his impressions of the past season.

By the end of day many users added up their impressions about elections.

All the impressions of that day, beginning with the impression of the peasant at the halfway house which seemed to serve as a foundation for all the other impressions and ideas, agitated Levin greatly.

A DJ spotted him on stage doing impressions and wrote to New Faces about him.

Some of the citizens that participated in this trip published their impressions in their blogs.

Anti Japan protests and anti Korean protests have mutually giving bad impressions of the other, as well.

The winner of the Golden Shell director Isaki Lacuesta talked to Euronews about his impressions of the festival

However, the manager came up to my table and rather casually asked about my impressions of the meal.

When you talk about your service, you need to counter the negative impressions, Cancian recalled telling his sons.

INVOLUNTARILY REVIEWING THE IMPRESSIONS left on his mind by the conversations at dinner and after, Karenin returned to his solitary room.

My first impressions it made me feel sad, because watching it, whether you want it or not, the reality hits you.

They posted an online poetry anthology (PDF) which contains written impressions by the movement s supporters in no particular hierarchy or arrangement.

Even the memories, impressions, and thoughts, within his body now aroused in him the same sort of repulsion as the body itself.

I think I was supposed to talk about my new book, which is called Blink, and it's about snap judgments and first impressions.

The starkly conflicting impressions illustrate the uneasy relationship that has taken hold between the military and an often distant, sometimes adoring American public.

First impressions of Prodi's remarks, in some candidate countries, was that he appeared to be recommending that EU membership should be easier and quicker.

As an UN officer, he travels from one hot spot to another and occasionally finds time to jot down his impressions on his blog.

The person opens a page under his her name, puts out photographs, indicates interests, joins groups and communities, writes notes, shares impressions and thoughts.

Henry still has a comedian's brain, though throughout, our conversation is broken with flashes of his humour as he slips in and out of impressions.

On the first day I was emotionally affected by so many of the impressions I gained that at times, I felt almost paralysed by it.

It's not so much a book about what happened, he explains, as a book about what it was like. It's about feelings, impressions, experiences and moods.

He writes on his impressions after visiting the region and points out There will be a new president here, but the regime will stay the same.

'We had fine sport, and so many new impressions!' said Veslovsky, approaching Kitty, who sat at the samovar. 'What a pity ladies are deprived of that pleasure.'

Scrolling up and down Facebook, reading impressions, testimonials, opinions, statistics, I see that the main victims of the attacks are people of all colours, and over 15 nationalities.

As the championship culminated in a spectacular Italy vs. Spain match hosted by Kyiv, Facebook users and bloggers gathered and shared impressions of the Euro 2012 experience in Ukraine.

On the contrary he needed an occupation and an interest apart from his love, in which to refresh himself and find rest from the impressions which agitated him too violently.

For example, in the blog El Maletero Red Verde Cajamarca Andres A. Caballero publishes photos, press releases and his impressions on the development of the protests, like in this post

Again I understand it all,' Anna said to herself as soon as the carriage started and, rocking slightly, rattled over the stones and again different impressions succeeded one another in her brain.

Wishing to clear up his own perplexity by hearing other people's impressions, Levin went to look for the experts, and was pleased to find a celebrated one chatting with his own acquaintance, Pestsov.

'I cannot admit,' said Koznyshev with his usual clear and precise expression and polished style, 'I cannot on any account agree with Keiss that my whole conception of the external world is the outcome of impressions.

He had said he would bring his wife but now, analysing the impressions he was experiencing, he made up his mind that he would on the contrary try to dissuade her from entering the sick room.

According to the organizers of the Seventh Summit of the Americas, which was held in Panama this year, the event's Twitter account recorded 9 million impressions, making it the first totally digital summit of the century.

By and large, there is nothing to complain about, the honoured coach of Russia shares his impressions. We live two to a room, the beds, of course, are almost right up against each other, but it's not critical.

'We have not the data...' added the professor and went back to his arguments. 'No,' said he 'I point out that if, as Pripasov definitely states, sensation is based on impressions, we must still carefully distinguish between these two perceptions.'

The journey to Istanbul might not have been what Harutyunyan had planned at this stage of the trip, but it did at least provide his readers the opportunity to hear his impressions of the city and one conversation with a local ethnic Armenian.

IS IT FINISHED?' said Anna to herself as she stood by the window and in answer to that question, the impressions left by the darkness when her candle went out and by the terrible dream, merging into one, filled her heart with icy horror.

Scottish funnyman Rory Bremner convenes a historic council on the TEDGlobal stage as he lampoons Gordon Brown, Barack Obama, George W. Bush and a cast of other world leaders with his hilarious impressions and biting commentary. See if you can catch a few sharp TED in jokes.