Sentence examples for enough of an impression from inspiring English sources

Socialising on the fringe, she never made enough of an impression to warrant mockery, she says.

But Kerry just hasn't made enough of an impression for me to say he's the one.

There, he made enough of an impression, particularly with his soft hands, to earn a roster spot.

"He's made enough of an impression to make you think he could be on this roster," Torre said.

And yesterday's young hero, Kingsbarns, made enough of an impression to be judged as short as a 3-1 chance to follow in his hoofprints in June.

He threw himself into mastering the craft of his French contemporaries, and managed to make enough of an impression to secure his first exhibition the next year.

(He even briefly turns into Miles Davis, who admired Armstrong's music but had harsh things to say about his tendency to cater to white audiences; the Davis character, though, isn't around long enough to make much of an impression).

There is a lot of running around, a lot of falling, a lot of swirling and very occasional moments of dance interest (notably a knee-knocking female solo), and none of it is sustained long enough to make much of an impression.

Not a representative sample, certainly, but enough to give an impression of the incentives that might shape the Brexit negotiations to come.

After a period of violent yo-yoing, I manage to keep the thing in the air long enough to do an impression of a helicopter piloted by a drunk person.

We found that the course stood up to the inexperience of our facilitators to deliver an entirely new course; the content in terms of the discussions, information and handouts was robust enough to make an impression regardless of the delivery style.