Sentence examples for impressed image from inspiring English sources

The carrier, perhaps wisely predicting that something like a McKayla Is Not Impressed image for boarding confirmation will sweep the vote, said in a release only that it may use the winning ideas in the app's development.

By 2000 Lexus was the best-selling luxury-car brand in America, a position it held for more than a decade.However, tarting up mainstream models with a bit of wood and leather may have impressed American motorists, who care more about value than styling, but it did not impress image-conscious European buyers.

According to Stoic epistemology, things in the world impress images of themselves on human and animal souls, rather as shapes might impress themselves on a wax tablet, or writing might appear on a blank piece of paper.

Next he placed the paper on the freshly painted glass and impressed the image to the paper with his brayer.

It took me a second to realize what she meant: that the gates, by ravishing the eye, have already impressed an image of the park on the memories of everyone who has seen them.

And it was a public that was more impressed by image than talent, more accepting of appearances than demanding of the truth.

Liz Handley, a 30-year-old bank lobbyist, was impressed by images of Chinese talking on cell phones as they walked the streets.

The image of a newspaper page was transferred first to a metal plate, which was inked, and then to a rubber blanket that picks up the ink and impresses the image onto newsprint.

This image impressed, at first, as simply pedestrian and ugly.

Scott cuts away from it quickly, leaving the negative image impressed on our retina.

"The image impressed on the cloth is that of a dead man, but the blood speaks of his life".