Sentence examples for impressed informed from inspiring English sources

The clerk, instantly impressed, informed him that his stamp has been a hot seller around Northport since its release Oct. 17 — it will be available only for a year, then relegated to the postal archives.

But then dark talk of laser beams seems more designed to impress than inform, and GCHQ's behaviour in all this feels more like a dramatic performance than an intelligence operation.

Photographers active in the West were consciously aware of the narrative function of their work and endeavored to supply audiences with visual accounts that both informed and impressed.

All in all, though, WiMu lacks a coherent narrative thread, and seems to want to impress rather than inform.

She points out that buzzwords have their roots in marketing and are sometimes defined …as "hollow terms, with more hype than substance" (p. 240), or as the online edition of the Oxford English Dictionary puts it: "a term used more to impress than to inform" (OED online n/d).

Your LinkedIn audience is quite well informed, so to impress them and get business from them I share exceptionally good quality contents that offer some added value.

Crowe was not impressed, replying: "Why did you not inform me when I booked my ticket?

Impressed with the boy's actions, Rosecrans informed the press.

Starting when she was 9, Claire Gaudiani's father impressed upon her the importance of being informed.

Your boss will be informed and may even be impressed at your honesty and willingness to take responsibility.

I am impressed with your knowledge, you obviously are greatly informed and have a mastery of details that elude most people.