Sentence examples for been impressed upon from inspiring English sources

The legend of Professor Emeritus Sibley had been impressed upon her almost as soon as she had arrived.

"I think it's been impressed upon them that we can't approach it that we're going to make up for 7-17 in four days," Wade said.

Here it would have been impressed upon him that the liberal arts were no longer adequate categories of secular learning: the new translations of Aristotle spelled the end of the liberal arts tradition, although the universities effected a transition rather than a breach.

The assurance of the local Christians having been impressed upon the Ottoman authorities, they began searching the Jewish quarter, again in vain.

The perennial nature of such post-mortem dissection has just been impressed upon me personally, because while this column has been celebrating its 10th anniversary, loud echoes have resounded from November 2004's election.

In contrast, 7 (39%) wished mortality risks had been impressed upon them more vigorously and 4 would have wanted better preparation for complications, post-transplant quality of life, or to have been given other treatment options.

His aides have been impressing upon him the need to aggressively confront Mitt Romney — who spent part of Thursday on debate practice himself — for shifting his position on a variety of issues.

Each time I came across another borrowing, the success of her strategy was impressed upon me.

That point was impressed upon me by a former Senate majority leader I much admire, Howard Baker.

The importance of keeping track of gear had to be impressed upon the group.

First, the ratings' agencies should be impressed upon to revise African investment risk.