Sentence examples for Profoundly impressed from inspiring English sources
Profoundly impressed by the young man's compositions, Robert wrote a celebrated article that hailed Brahms as a genius and proclaimed him heir to the legacy of Beethoven.
Profoundly impressed by the lofty mission of the new religion, Aristides stressed the charity of the Christian community and insisted that, although few in number, Christians were justifying the continued existence and salvation of the world by their intercession before God.
When the Library of Congress folklorist Alan Lomax read the first chapter he was profoundly impressed.
Day after day, I have been profoundly impressed by the heartfelt dedication that I have seen from these colleagues.
The performances of his first pupils profoundly impressed observers, including Immanuel Kant and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
Seven young soldiers, billeted in their house, made a mascot of young Alfred, who was profoundly impressed by the encounter.
The 'consistent and repeated misrepresentation' of a dramatic exhibit in evidence may profoundly impress a jury and may have a significant impact on the jury's deliberations.
The rugged wildness of the country impressed him profoundly, and the study of its influence on the life and character of the people had a great effect on his later philosophy.
"Also, the design simplicity and craftsmanship of the medical instruments impressed me profoundly".
But Qadhi impressed Griffel as "profoundly intelligent" and willing to engage in critical thinking.
