Sentence examples for forgot the impression from inspiring English sources

He never forgot the impression it made on him.

Around this time of year, lights are dimmed at dusk and the talk revolves around baiting and trapping, giving the "city that care forgot" the impression of a gigantic Rod & Gun club.

Of course, we should not forget the impression you will leave when you finish your admissions interview.

I don't remember just how old I was, but I won't ever forget the impression her casual comment made on me.

"The first place which I shall go in Florence will be the church of Santa Maria Novella, for I shall never forget the impression made upon me years ago by its black and white façade and the silver lamps hanging in all its side chapels," Edith wrote of a city she had last seen at the age of ten.

"I have never forgotten the impression it made," he writes in his book So Spirited a Town, "of newness and modernity and light". Like Murray, I was raised a Catholic and I associate it, like him, with shadows and secrets: poorly lit Victorian churches, low-wattage votive candles, knee-knackering confessionals with the priest's face a pinkish blur behind the grille.

I will never forget the impression he made upon me when I saw him.

He will never forget the impression which that extraordinary man made on him, which helped lead to a lifelong commitment to social justice.

Forget the impression you have of the hot-headed chef who entered your living room via "Hell's Kitchen" screaming about undercooked chicken and lack of teamwork during table service.

Let's not forget the impressions left by Marlo Thomas as That Girl and MTM as Laura Petrie ("Oh, Robbbbb!") I had my first crush on both of Dick Van Dyke's characters -- first as Rob Petrie and then as Bert in Mary Poppins.

Forget the first impression: Taste is a deli by day, filled with strollers and salad eaters and cappuccino sippers.