Sentence examples for formidable impression from inspiring English sources
Smartly dressed and sitting in her office, Cyrille Ouédraogo, director of Kaya's regional hospital, creates a formidable impression.
The government hoped that by creating a formidable impression of national strength and will in the minds of the nation's adversaries it could deter them from launching a nuclear attack.
I think I will... whoops!" And as her limited repertoire also includes a formidable impression of the telephone, Campbell can't answer it for a while whenever it rings "because it's probably only her.
While some of us may come to question or challenge these notions as we grow older -- a healthy process in the formation of one's self -- it is difficult to dismiss the formidable impressions our mothers make on us in our early years, which serve as a foundation upon which we understand ourselves and others, and the role we play in the world around us.
Standing in her yard in a white coverall boiler suit, Emma makes a formidable first impression, but her warmth is such that one is soon captivated by her and her surroundings.
The mainstream media has consistently obscured the losses of one side and highlighted them on the other in order to give an impression of equally formidable societies going at it.
Though a formidable wrestler, he gives the strong impression that Japan is his workplace and that his heart lies in Mongolia.
Sure, "Bridesmaids" may have taken the country by storm and introduced her as a formidable box office talent, but her impressions on "SNL" have shown us for years what she's capable of.
Boucher was a formidable technician, and contrary to the sybaritic impression his art might give, he was one of the hardest-working artists of his time.
We're a little late to the game, but Burri's stunning Los Angeles "debut" should leave an impression worthy of such a formidable talent and radically change the collective consciousness of his import.
This score confirmed earlier impressions of Mr. Benjamin's formidable music.
