Sentence examples similar to impressed long from inspiring English sources

He impressed long-standing owner and editor of the Manchester Guardian CP Scott and rose through the ranks to become news editor in 1912.

Even in France, which prized its cultural offerings and their ability to impress long before Joseph Nye coined the term "soft power," the political and economic realities of austerity are beginning to intrude.

Wall Street was not impressed for long.

Seventy percent of them, it turns out, were more impressed by long-term local grunt work than a summer of volunteer work abroad.

But it was clear last week that the North Korean leader, Kim Jong Il, had impressed his long-skeptical guests as someone Washington could work with when he made a quip to Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright about cooperation on missiles.

And it has been impressing technologists long before Apple bought it last year.

Cathy Gilbert, director of customer strategy at Ucas, says: "If you try too hard to impress with long words that you are not confident using, the focus of your writing may be lost".

And Mr. Allawi has powerfully impressed senior administration officials (as he has long impressed the politicians at the Central Intelligence Agency) with his determination to build and use, ruthlessly if necessary, new Iraqi armed forces against the enemy.

Their installation "Black Acid Co-op" impressed him not long ago at Jeffrey Deitch's gallery.

The apparent regularity of the heavenly bodies long impressed every society.

Their impeccable blend and rich, muscular sound have long impressed in a range of repertory.