Sentence examples for impressed like from inspiring English sources

Hurel Corp. got its start in 2002, when Robert Freedman, a venture capitalist in California, heard Baxter speak about the device and was instantly impressed: "Like they said in the movie: He had me at ‘hello.'" Freedman's firm, Athena Capital, invested more than half a million dollars to license the technology from Cornell and file additional patents.

If you're easily impressed like me, you're probably thinking the stills look pretty fancy.

"When you tell people you're a survivor, people always seem so impressed, like I had anything to do with it … It's like I got a doctorate or something, like suddenly I had more insight into life".

Now she needs to impress like everyone else.

Obviously, dogs that say sausages don't impress like they used to.

("Who does that karat dangler think she's impressing? Like I've never seen a rock before").

In a city where nothing impresses like cash, the tree price tags help to put the introductions in a language New Yorkers understand.

The government always impresses, like, 'Everything's good, everything will be better.' " He described a daily ritual on the state-sponsored news back home, an infomercial purporting to show the benefits of urbanization: "Every day, you expect maybe five minutes to describe a farmer.

Schools "put on a big show when they are being monitored, going to all sorts of lengths to impress, like when a big boss is visiting the workplace," said Roopa Chan, the mother of an 8-year-old son and herself a former private-school teacher.

Once I taste the dish, I realize it achieves exactly what it set out to do, wow and impress, like Byungmun Seo's bi-chromatic fashions.

If you attend Beefsteak 2014, be sure to dress to impress like this fellow, and maybe sneak in a wet nap or two.