Sentence examples for deep impression that from inspiring English sources

Soon after he finished his studies at the Juilliard Shool, a conservatory in New York, he guest-starred as a goofy extra-terrestrial called Mork in an episode of  "Happy Days", and made such a deep impression that he was immediately given a sitcom of his own, "Mork And Mindy".

"The trip to Sudan gave me a deep impression that UNICEF's support to communities and families is an extremely important part of the 'peace consolidation' process.

"The trip to Sudan gave me a deep impression that UNICEF's support to communities and families is an extremely important part of the 'peace consolidation' process," Senior Vice-Minister Shiozaki said in a speech in February.

From their words and the heavy feeling in the room, I got a deep impression that these children are going about their daily work and life demonstrating incredible resiliency – but all the while … living with ghosts.

In his autobiography, Russell wrote, "In general, I find that things that have happened to me out-of-doors have made a deeper impression than things that have happened indoors".

Yet, despite the inconclusive nature of the works partially executed during his brief Florentine stay, Leonardo left a deep impression on that city.

Those sheets end up making such a deep impression on Neal that he celebrates them in an original song.

That left a deep impression on me because I realised that we were all deep down so very similar," he told Le Vif magazine last year.

Some may cringe when they hear that (and many do), but you love what you love, and much of what makes us feel good are the things that left a deep impression on us on first encounter, and that you learn you can rely on time and again.

"That made a deep impression on me".

That made a deep impression.