Impression
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Casual observers of today's freewheeling offerings of sex, crime, drugs, violence, and banal game shows on Chinese TV might come away with the
impression
that most of the shackles have been removed from televised content.
To be sure, this
impression
disappears if one focuses on explicit political content.
Moreover, taking the first step starts the clock on others' trust and confidence that the next steps will in fact be taken, or else risks creating the false
impression
that the failure to achieve a particular goal reflects mistaken (or irrelevant) intentions, not inadequate execution.
But, contrary to the
impression
created by media reports, the Japanese economy is far from moribund.
The question of “large” or “small” government is less relevant, despite the
impression
given by heated debates in large countries like the United States.
The result is an
impression
of Europe as a marketplace.
And, lo and behold, France, which is scheduled to ratify the Constitution by a referendum on May 29, gives the
impression
of wanting to vote against it.
Her response to the European crisis has prevailed – or at least that is the
impression
that she conveys, and that most Germans believe.
This was an impression, moreover, that did not fade with familiarity.
America’s reluctance to target areas of weakness or fragility leaves the
impression
externally that QE2’s real goal is to weaken the dollar.
China should rethink its insistence that negotiations over its territorial claims could be conducted only with individual ASEAN states, and not with ASEAN as a bloc – a stance that creates the
impression
that China is committed to bringing about the group’s breakup.
But the
impression
I had of a modern, capitalist economy was soon tarnished by an improperly working phone in a first-class Beijing hotel.
While identity theft is by no means exclusively a Chinese problem, such experiences create the
impression
that technological modernization in China may be outpacing regulation and data-security infrastructure.
But the UK is creating the
impression
that it has no such vision, creating a vicious cycle in which decisions increasingly seem to conflict with our interests, fueling more grievances.
At the onset of the Great Recession, rapid and coordinated responses by leaders of the major economies, including bold stimulus packages, gave the
impression
that the crisis would be short-lived.
It is also why governments give the
impression
that they don’t know how to steer their societies through these troubled waters.
They left the
impression
that Britain was prepared to humiliate Pakistan publicly in order to curry favor with the Indians.
To be sure, the
impression
is deceptive.
The
impression
of a generation on permanent holiday is deceptive in another respect.
His bravura diplomatic performances sometimes give the
impression
that a self-confident Japan has been a normal feature of the global landscape.
Germany’s top officials ostensibly went on vacation in order to create the
impression
that the tensions could easily be resolved.
Vladimir Putin, however, prefers to promote the
impression
of his being a more enlightened and modern leader.
Of course, the world first learned of the Chernobyl disaster from Swedish scientists, creating the
impression
that we were hiding something.
The EU gives the outward
impression
of being a successful project.
Hamas timed these revelations with the disengagement to create the
impression
that its intensifying military strategy had prevailed.
Despite these straightforward declarations of regret, some governments and citizens continue to demand more, giving the
impression
that nothing a Japanese leader says or does will convince them of the country’s remorse.
But, although it reflected real differences between established EU members and the newcomers, it also managed to solidify the false
impression
that the EU's new members share a similar identity and political agenda.
The trial transcripts create an
impression
of a man who, had he not gone into politics, would have excelled as a trial lawyer.
Many have the
impression
that the continent is entering what the political scientist Colin Crouch has called a “post-democratic” era.
The
impression
Putin's presidency creates is of autocracy punctuated by elections.
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