Impression used in a sentence

Impression in a sentence as a noun

Here's the impression that I see at a "first glance" that page:1.

Conferences are grand stages that leave an impression.

If you're under the impression that wealth cannot be created, then any wealth that Jews get is wealth that people like you don't have.

" From this impression he probably expected he was at 20% charge when he stopped; he was actually at around 8 or 9% and it immediately drops 1% overnight.

Only afterwards I learned that nobody from our company had signed up for them and they were using our name just to give the impression that we were using them.

From this I get the distinct impression he really believed Microsoft wasn't doing anything wrong and things like bundling a browser with the OS were just "innovations";2. Microsoft became too hierarchical combined with more B and C managers.

One thing that struck me immediately about the two companies -- an impression that has been reinforced almost daily -- is that Amazon does everything wrong, and Google does everything right.

" You make promises and tell the representative how important this is to you, because you're under the mistaken impression that the representative has the ability to make a decision.

I honestly get the impression that they outsource all of their development for Amazon Payments and no longer have any expertise in-house required to actually maintain the software once deployed.

Every time they see a woman speak up about being uncomfortable with some aspect of tech culture, their impression is that the community here closes ranks to shout her down rather than accepting the legitimacy of her experience.