You can't read this book without getting the impression there is sentience all around us.
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You might have started getting the impression that Kit Harington is tired of Game Of Thrones.
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"People going onto Amazon now are getting the impression that a low-end used MacBook costs $700 instead of $200," he says.
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A new generation of investors is getting the impression that owning individual stocks can be "fun and it can be rewarding," Cramer said.
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One can be forgiven for getting the impression that these hardworking Americans are somehow a greater threat to our country than these Islamic extremists.
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But she was alarmed to hear about it — and to learn that academics were getting the impression that her curriculum was affiliated with Juul's.
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A new generation of investors is getting the impression that owning individual stocks can be "fun and it can be rewarding," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.
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I have no doubt that A24 (the distributor behind Spring Breakers, Ex Machina, and Room) has good taste, but I'm getting the impression that it's really good at making trailers, too.
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"I have been reading the news, and I've been getting the impression that he might be vacillating on his feelings about the possible appointment of a replacement on the Supreme Court before the election happens," he said.
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One can be forgiven for getting the impression, despite the backing of the studio that regularly brings you Star Trek, that Arrival feels like an anomaly in our hyper-sold-out, everything-must-be-franchised era of popular motion picture entertainment.
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Yankovic obliged with the lyrics of "Perform This Way", which was released on April 25, 2011, as the first single from his thirteenth studio album, Alpocalypse, on iTunes Store. After what Yankovic described as "considerable expense" in writing, recording, and mastering the song in the studio, he contacted Gaga's management again with a completed recording of the song. He was subsequently refused permission, without Gaga listening to the track and Yankovic getting the impression that the refusal came from the singer herself. Left with a completed song and abandoned plans for an outlandish music video to promote the song and album, Yankovic released it on YouTube.
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A number of reviewers also praised the attention paid to the game's premise and setting; GameSpot's Greg Kasavin described getting "the impression that Doom 3 takes place in a fully realized world" while IGN noted that "the UAC base also has a very worn and lived-in feel that adds to the realism." Eurogamer in particular pointed out that the game's opening sequence "feels like a fitting tribute to the excellent ideas" of Valve's genre- defining Half-Life. Many reviewers noted that Doom 3 stuck with a similar "run and gun" gameplay style that was successful with its predecessors, and the game was alternately praised and criticized for this element. Several reviews were critical of a perceived repetitiveness in gameplay after a while.
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" David Amidon of PopMatters noted, "Mostly, Christian aTunde Adjuah continues to emphasize Scott's apparent interest in the qualities of post-rock performers like Mogwai and Do Make Say Think. While his trumpet no doubt plays lead throughout the album, it's often hard to avoid getting the impression this time around that Matthew Stevens has earned equal sway within the band. Many of the tracks' most dominant melodies are his, with Scott's trumpet taking control by sheer volume as much as tonal impact. He is still by the far the most agreeable thing about this record, the reason you'd want to keep coming back for more, but this two disc set does feature plenty of songs that feel like a rock band playing host to a trumpet soloist rather than the other way around.
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