Sentence examples for extraordinary impression from inspiring English sources
I was 15, and it made an extraordinary impression on me.
Their passionate appeal to end harsh interrogations "made an extraordinary impression on me," he said.
Several dozen have stood the test of time exceptionally well – and give an extraordinary impression of what Sardinian Bronze Age military architecture looked like.
On Thursday, with his pen poised over the executive orders, President Obama spoke about the people standing around him: "They have made an extraordinary impression on me".
He has only to straighten a leg in the air or to lift his heels and rise onto half-toe, and his feet, with their high arches, make an extraordinary impression.
"The formal decision to outlaw Batasuna is important, but it is less important than the extraordinary impression given by Spain in saying that there is no democracy in the Basque Country," he said by telephone from his office in Brussels.
Often I experience the most extraordinary impressions, of which nothing can give an idea; nervous exaltation is no doubt the cause, but the effect is like that of opium [which Berlioz, in all probability, knew directly!].
IN "New York in Store," Valérie Weill and Philippe Chancel have managed to assemble 200 juicy color images of New York that don't include a picture of a Starbucks, yet faithfully put across the gamut of lurid, cozy, humdrum and extraordinary mercantile impressions that assail New Yorkers in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and the Bronx.
Perhaps the most extraordinary of his impressions is a long series in "The Trip" devoted to Michael Caine at different stages of his life, from a snarling young Cockney to the elderly, hyper-polite butler in the "Batman" movies.
There's nothing extraordinary about the impressions, but the kid's gusto and desire for fame make it engrossing even in an era of narcissistic video blogging.
And they can still use that option if they disagree with the Democrats over the meaning of "extraordinary" circumstances.Nevertheless, the initial impression is right: Democratic hardliners have lost less than Republican hardliners.
