Sentence examples for a real impression from inspiring English sources

She inhabits her academic world convincingly, but how can she make a real impression on it?

"The skeleton of the hand," we are told, "made a real impression on him.

His seven wickets were expensive, but he made a real impression with his pace and hostility.

In a funnier film, he could have made a real impression.

Mat Whitecross made a real impression in 2010 with his excellent biopic of Ian Dury, Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll.

The entrées have distinct flavors (fenugreek, Goan spices) and just enough heat to make a real impression.

The secret to Lord's success, according to the New York Herald Tribunes critic Stanley Walker, was that he used "a kind of literary pointillism, the arrangement of contrasting bits of fact and emotion in such a fashion that a vividly real impression of an event is conveyed to the reader".

Various explanations have been offered for the fact City have yet to make any real impression on the competition despite twice entering it as champions.

At that stage City had found it hard to get any real momentum, with Stevan Jovetic not making any real impression and Touré taking his time to get into the match.

It might be fun to do, but TV fails to give any real impression of the speed the cars are going or the level of skill required; at home there's more fun to be had playing with Scalextric.

Years are like city crowds: for the most part they push their way past you in the street without leaving any real impression.