Aún no tenemos significados para "favourable impression".
1The favourable impression which Mrs. Pett had formed of her nephew waned.
2Such an introduction is not calculated to make a very favourable impression.
3Kingozi, behind his pipe, considered them well: and received a favourable impression.
4Few would, at first sight, receive a favourable impression of my aunt.
5The new room at once produced a favourable impression on Agnes.
6The favourable impression made by Ricci had been deepened by Schaal and Verbiest.
7Bruno had not made a wholly favourable impression upon the Lilywhites.
8At length he departed, leaving behind him a very favourable impression.
9Mr. Paret's speech at the Opera-House last evening made a most favourable impression.
10The Oxford University forwards created a very favourable impression against Major Stanley's XV.
11His personal appearance gave me anything but a favourable impression.
12Even at that horrible moment she remembered the importance of making a favourable impression.
13The Reverend Pontifex, anxious to make a favourable impression, was all smiles and bows.
14That night President Steyn made a most favourable impression on us with his talk.
15She felt sure that Stephen was making a favourable impression.
16Wishing to leave behind a favourable impression, I instantly complied.
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