The American fashion website, gofugyourself.com, was not impressed, demanding to know: "seriously, what kind of ass brings a dog to a fashion show?" Nonetheless, a recent New York arrival, Peaches Geldof, perhaps should have followed Lowe's suit as she was almost ignored by the paparazzi at the Preen show, who were shockingly unaware of Geldof's renown.
Such belief may just have impressed the demanding Levy, seeking a spark to ignite Spurs' season, sufficiently to make him believe this was a man worth appointing.
Peckinpah had seen Jaime Sánchez in the Broadway production of Sidney Lumet's The Pawnbroker, was impressed, and demanded he be cast as Angel.
John Arne Riise, the most-capped player on the Norwegian national team, was impressed, and "demanded" Ødegaard should be called up to play against the big nations of Europe.
Right now, the market is impressed by strong demand for National's specialty: analog computer chips for appliances like TV set-top boxes and wireless phones.
He quickly established himself as an assertive and demanding leader, impressing both his commanders and his subordinates.
Comparing the working lives of jazz improvisers and standup comedians, Nate Chinen wrote: There's the acute awareness of history and the pursuit of personal innovation; there's the focus on timing and delivery; there's the craft forged in solitude, honed among peers, and finally tested before an audience demanding to be impressed.
Freeman has been impressed by Williams's "very demanding" workload.
Rather than recalling saintly deeds, she remains impressed at how the founder demanded all the homespun limits of poverty, down to a severe wooden chair when she was infirm.
One minute, I was flying down the wing like a character out of Bunty, my only worry in life that I would lose control of the ball and thus let down our captain Caroline Caz Johnsonon, a girl who seriously demanded to be impressed.
However Matthews was not impressed when the Blackpool board demanded a £3,500 transfer fee, with one director being so bold as to tell him "You forget.
