Sentence examples for can only be impressed from inspiring English sources

In the circumstances Pellegrini can only be impressed with Wenger approaching 20 years at the same club, and he is.

It is so quixotic, in a post-industrial context like nothing Shakespeare knew, that you can only be impressed.

Nonetheless, one can only be impressed by how relevant information from mouse studies is to humans.

One can only also be impressed with his fluency in the Spanish language (a shout out to my wife who hails from Cuba).

It can only be imagined that Sven-Goran Eriksson, watching from the stands, was as impressed as Hoddle with the 20-year-old's adaptability.

It also has two new American investors prepared to fund the £50m rebuilding of Selhurst Park, and Josh Harris and David Blitzer, sitting alongside the chairman, Steve Parish, in the stands, can only have been impressed by the manner in which Palace, missing their playmaker Yohan Cabaye, lifted themselves level on points with fourth-placed Spurs and Manchester United.

The Spurs head coach can only have been impressed with the way the striker combined with Holtby and Lamela, making his first start since joining from Roma, particularly in the opening 30 minutes.

The English philosopher Herbert Spencer once stated, rather ponderously, that only by constant iteration can alien truths be impressed upon reluctant minds: the price system, with its capacity for infinite repetition, is well suited to this sometimes unpleasant task.

How can you not be impressed?

Suge Knight, you can safely assume, would not be impressed.

If you can do it, I'll be impressed".