Sentence examples for impressed about what from inspiring English sources

Before leaving, the Secretary-General wrote in centre's guest book: "I am impressed about what I have seen in this child protection centre.

And while they point out the benefits to the citizens of Duval County since they allowed candidates to get on the ballot regardless of their party affiliation, Jacksonville residents and officials are far less impressed about what the changes have wrought.

So I'm on a flight and a guy behind me, sitting next to someone worthy of being impressed, talks about what any guy would want to talk about to chat it up, his new cell phone that his company, Cingular, is launching.. Goes like this….

During the interview, I'm watching for whether they spend more time trying to impress me about what they know, versus taking the opportunity to answer my questions thoroughly, and to listen, because that's the key to learning.

What I'm impressed about most of all is the maturity.

The women who were its first members had heard about the Bettencourt Society and weren't that impressed with what they heard about the foundational principles of these so-called Franciscans.

Though my mom thought the production was overwrought, she was impressed by what it said about the new China.

Ms. Rivers said she had been impressed with what she learned about Berkeley, namely that 95 percent of the students there intern in the field of their major.

He had all the answers, so I was very impressed with what he knew about the X's and O's part of the game.

Reporters and editors, most of whom rarely saw their publisher in the newsroom, were taken aback but impressed with what that said about Ms. Weymouth's attachment to the paper.

But even his critics acknowledge that his decision was well-informed, and seemingly everybody who met with Mr. Bush in the Oval Office came away impressed by what he knew about the topic.