1.   And that form of negotiating, where the participants are extremely anxious to impress their peers or not to embarrass themselves, is not an ideal negotiating model.

2.   Nothing matters more to these dignitaries than their right to be transported about town in a fancy automobile to impress their peers wherever and whenever they wish without hindrance.

3.   Perhaps to impress my peers with what a macho, swinging guy I was.

4.   The street thug, the junkie, any kid trying to impress his peers.

5.   They told of a teen-ager forced to become ever more violent to impress his peers, and whose brutality helped him become a leader of his gang.