Sentence examples for either impressed from inspiring English sources

It has drawn much attention from music critics and from audience members either impressed by its maneuverings or wondering if something will go wrong before their eyes.

He learned the difference between a latent print — which is transferred with sweat and often needs to be dusted or processed with chemical agents in order to be detected — and a visible print, which is either impressed in a substance or left by touching a surface with something on one's fingertips, such as ink.

They tell us their secret "number" and we're supposed to be either impressed or intrigued or surprised at how restrained they've been, given how very sexy and good-looking they are, and could have had anyone, hundreds more, whenever they wanted.

I'm either impressed or creeped out," Schachter notes.

Her temerity either impressed or didn't dissuade the admissions committee, which accepted her.

"In fact, she forbids us to count them, so we shouldn't be either impressed or depressed".

"They are either impressing people or impressing themselves because they like the things that a $2,000 or a $5,000 bottle of wine does to their head".

The KEF Muon concept speakers are designed to either impress a little honey enough that she gets into the sack, or blow her clothes right off; either way is fine.

It may be that they can demonstrate their agility in fixing, improving, and expanding the content on the fly, which could either impress or terrify nodding faculty members who use the same text for a decade at a time.

You can either impress, or fail to impress against those expectations.

The male betta fish will make a bubble nest to either impress the female or wants a mate.