Sentence examples for forceful impression from inspiring English sources

But it was the originators who set the pace and tone and ended up making the most forceful impression worldwide.

Still, she made a forceful impression, her body trembling in Kabuki style and her voice slicing through the orchestra with affecting urgency.

With his jarringly blue eyes and his tight nimbus of curly hair, Mr. Córdova makes a similarly forceful impression in person.

Mattingly has long been perceived as the favorite of Steinbrenner, and he made a forceful impression on the sons this week.

Bausch's 1975 Rite of Spring, which saw a terrified female victim sacrificed by her tribe on a stage spread with black soil, made a particularly forceful impression.

At a moment when everyone agrees that the president needs to make a forceful impression — especially in the light of the "invitation-gate" fiasco — that would be a disaster.

The chief incidents narrated in the taʿziyyah are not necessarily presented in chronological order, but in any case the taʿziyyah texts (manuscripts from the 17th and 18th centuries, thenceforth, printed texts) give an inadequate impression of their forceful effect.

Eddie Jones is looking at a similar scenario and has duly assembled a hand-picked bunch of motivated road warriors to make a forceful first impression.

They worked for a politically volatile Board of Education, and made forceful first impressions to deter criticism from its seven members or, worse, City Hall.

So forceful are these impressions that one becomes a prisoner of one's memories.

The impression was forceful, but Tom's thoughts were busy with Nelly as he had once seen her: astride a sunny wall in the suburb where they both lived, a striped cat pouring himself through her arms.