Sentence examples for impress on him from inspiring English sources
Though he knows Doleac will never be a great rebounder, Coach Don Chaney is trying to impress on him the importance of improving that aspect of his game.
It's incumbent on a commission appointed by him to impress on him the need to do things now, not years down the line..
Mr. Reid said Thursday that he spoke to the mayor this week to impress on him that "to have Republicans control the Senate is a sure sign we will never, ever get anything done".
"When our words are not enough," he said, "the threat of the withdrawal of our love and affection is the only sound method to impress on him that he had better conform to our request".
The thing I try to impress on him is everyone on the staff and in the front office will have confidence and believe in Mike as long as he has confidence and believes in himself.
"They have tried to impress on him the seriousness of the situation and the fact that he is placing himself in a very difficult situation and he's already isolated and it's going to get worse," Mr. Annan said.
Maybe it was a bump or two early in his career that impressed on him the uncertainties of the workplace.
His early education impressed on him the need to be precise in his use of words, and his writings became known for their clarity.
It impressed on him the importance of public service, and perhaps fueled a strong antiwar streak, which surfaced at Philips Exeter Academy, a boarding school that Mr. Lamont attended.
And he'll quickly find out what President Obama must surely have impressed on him during their recent conversations: simple solutions are chronically lacking.
