Sentence examples for cannot impress from inspiring English sources
"I cannot impress upon you how important energy efficiency is," he said.
The first is that the Longhorns do not play this week, so they cannot impress voters.
"You cannot impress as a nation with a house of poverty in Berlin.
If you cannot impress Rick Perry with your secession plan, then you won't impress too many people.
The teachers say the mayor's partnership is "in deep trouble," and they "cannot impress upon" him "strongly enough" that they're tired of "empty promises". But how do they really feel?
Their impassioned pleas for a radical alternative cannot but impress all those who genuinely seek a way out of the deadly cycle of Palestinian-Israeli violence.
I have learned that we cannot simply impress donors and audience members by showing them the great level of accomplishment of our artistic and educational endeavors.
After that, they become sexual, outwardly so, and learn that women (or other men) cannot be impressed by tricks of any kind: if they are watching at all, they are as interested as they are ever going to be, and tricks are of no help.
It cannot have impressed investors in News Corporation, or the company's board, which surely must act in the interests of shareholders, rather than a minority family holding, which happens to have fixed things so it has great proportion of voting rights.
