Sentence examples for immense impression from inspiring English sources

The image of Orpheus entering the realm of the dead made an immense impression on ballet.

His Covent Garden debut came in 1965 when he created an immense impression as the impassioned Mandryka in a new production of Richard Strauss's Arabella under Georg Solti.

It displayed his immense talent for impressions, had simple but hilarious observations and was able to appeal to a diverse audience without pandering or carpet N-bombing as a punchline.

The mosque's southern entrance, a massive gateway called the Buland Darwaza (Victory Gate), gives a feeling of immense strength and height, an impression emphasized by the steepness of the flight of steps by which it is approached.

The result is an impression of immense depth and crisp detailing, to a level and quality not seen before on a plasma TV.

The woman's breasts appeared so immense that my strongest impression was that she must struggle with debilitating back pain.

An impression is left of immense wealth.

Spreading the work of 68 artists throughout an immense building, "Greater New York" conveys the impression that it is a wonderful thing to be young and making art in this city.

Her impression of him was one of "immense holiness".

One of the strongest impressions conveyed by this book is the immense respect Leader feels for his patients.

I liked this Colonial house, before which stood an immense weeping cherry tree that attracted birds and gave a bucolic impression, though it was already early summer and the blossoming season had passed.