But I should imagine a doctor just settling in a town would be sufficiently alive to his own interests to see the propriety of making a good impression by the appearance of his house and grounds.
It is surprising, when you come to think of it, how full the world is of writers trying to make a good impression on publishers.
All I can say is that there is no earthly possibility of making a good impression on any living thing if Elizabeth is in one of her bad moods.
Yet no one has met the publisher who ever tries to make a good impression on any one.
She had also dressed to make a good impression, because she was rustling with silk and satin, and shining with gold brooches and chains all over.
Indeed, the main trouble on board just now was how we should make a good impression when we landed.
I had exhorted so many of the immigrants that it was our duty to one another to try to make a good impression when we first landed, that the least I could do I thought would be to set a good example.
For example, it is generally recognized that suitable clothes help to create a good impression.
My acquaintance got a minor job under him in order to make a good impression in advance.
Therefore you should use to the highest degree of activity and of quality what you know about the effect of dress in helping to create a good impression.
Sidenote: The Process And Effects] That is the way to make a good impression.
On the other hand, I now set my hopes on making a good impression, on the score of novelty alone, by performing selections from my own works still unknown to the Viennese public.
He then reassured me, by telling me that he had only wanted to make a good impression on the host by mentioning the Princess, as he thought she had already engaged rooms elsewhere.
All this made a good impression and, it was obvious, served as a demonstration in my favour, without, however, influencing the real situation to any appreciable extent.
But finding them free and easy, she was so herself, and made a good impression.
Now put on all your best things, and I'll tell you how to behave at each place, so that you will make a good impression.
She meant 'facinating', but as Grace didn't know the exact meaning of either word, fastidious sounded well and made a good impression.
But granting that the real Mr. Mellon is shown in the enormous fortune and not in the timid asking of a subordinate, "Did I make a good impression?
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