Whitman, not an easy man to impress, refers to Jensen as a "superstar".
Mr. Schwarzenegger's deal-maker lawyer Jake Bloom was impressed enough to refer both Mr. Schwarzenegger and Mr. Stallone to Mr. Singer for help with bits of trouble.
"It's been about nine months since we've made any major product introductions but we're going to change that tomorrow and we think you will be impressed," Mr. Anderson said, apparently referring not just to iMac but to other Apple products.
Much of its vocabulary has gradually slipped into everyday usage.For example, visitors to Amsterdam who want to impress locals can refer to the city by its old nickname mokum, from the Hebrew makom, for "place".
"I've been walking around for a month at least saying that I'm impressed by Rhapsody," said Ian Rogers, referring to a subscription service for which he pays $9.95 a month.
Chamberlain was so impressed by Kazin that he referred him to "The New Republic," and there Kazin began a career of reading books and reacting to them.
Hare is much impressed by what we vaguely referred to above as the "special character" of evaluative judgments: judgments, that is, such as that one course of action is better than another, or that one ought to do a certain thing.
However infrequent his moments with smock and easel, Mr. Gore impressed Mr. Close for having once referred to the "gestalt" of a painting.
Impressed by Thi's performance, Diệm referred to him as "my son" and put him in command of the Airborne Brigade.
Robert Plant, no stranger to studios, was deeply impressed by what several other singers have referred to as Burnett's "zen-like" attitude and approach.
