Sentence examples for ardent impression from inspiring English sources
In March, for example, Matthew Renko — a young dancer who had spent a year in New York City Ballet — joined Ms. Farrell's company, and at once made an ardent impression in the corps de ballet of two Balanchine works.
This is my ardent belief.
The Bal des Ardents added to the impression of a court steeped in extravagance, with a king in delicate health and unable to rule.
Well, every gay man who I am friends with on Facebook posts about it and every homosexual I follow on Twitter loves to give their impressions, good or bad, but outside of a small but ardent fan base, Looking never took off.
Aaron Swartz made a deep impression on everyone he met — whether it was his obvious brilliance, his cutting wit or his ardent dedication to issues concerning the Internet, public rights and civil liberties.
Ardent birthers may disagree.
But the young Cory Stearns (with his ardent line and princely partnering) and Mr. Gomes (a no less fine partner with unequaled musical timing) also make powerful impressions in the role.
The ardent embrace or skeptical dismissal of certain films can feel less like a matter of opinion than of principle, and to talk about them is not so much to compare contrasting impressions as to engage opposing positions.
Frank was an ardent conservationist.
