Sentence examples for becoming impressed from inspiring English sources

The Simpson family attends a prison rodeo where Marge meets Jack Crowley, a convict whom she believes to have great artistic potential after becoming impressed with his work.

Now some scientific observers are becoming impressed by how quickly the degradation products that prompted this move appear to be disappearing from the environment.

"One of the issues is consumers are becoming less impressed by global brands and are interested in something that has more of a local feel.

I think before Beijing, people just looked at these [Paralympic] athletes and felt sorry for them but now we are becoming amazed and impressed".

David Chalupnik, head of equities at First American Funds, said it could be harder for stocks to push higher because investors were becoming harder to impress.

But an experienced senior officer said Hogan-Howe had impressed since becoming temporary commissioner, telling junior officers what he wanted in "jargon-free and clear language".

That meant a first appearance on the bench for the academy international Paul Clough and a start at scrum-half for Scott Moore, who had so impressed when becoming the youngest debutant in Super League history last season at 16.

Pogba has impressed in Italy, becoming a first-team regular with the Old Lady, and made his debut for France earlier this year.

But the current Labour administration has been a particularly restless reformer.The vaunted wisdom, independence and smooth running of Britain's civil service did not impress Tony Blair on becoming prime minister in 1997.

Public spaces are becoming canvases designed to shock, impress or contradict their surroundings, whether by ruefully reflecting them back at themselves or boldly reimagining how they may look in the future.

Tip in not simply impressing her, but becoming a better person?