Sentence examples for impressed themselves from inspiring English sources

They impressed themselves.

In Footsteps, the actions of spectators literally impressed themselves on the surface of the work forever.

Naturally, Eriksson's experiences in Vietnam were varied, and many of them impressed themselves vividly on his mind.

The Court had a new member Robert Jackson.* More important, even amid the patriotic displays associated with the mobilization for war, the degradations of Nazi Germany had impressed themselves upon the American conscience.

She thinks about the Garden of Allah, a long-demolished hotel, writing, "It must have been marvelous when the century was young and things impressed themselves in such blatant vivid brilliance... there was nothing to be wanted from material things, nothing to be saved".

The theory is fed by some witness statements and a video showing Mr. Gray being dragged into the van, his legs mostly limp (although he appeared to make some limited motion), that have impressed themselves far deeper into the city's consciousness than prosecutors' arguments have.

The tempo is quick and occasionally the signature poses are not allowed to impress themselves upon the eye.

Its publisher explains that it "examines why people like Elvis Presley, John Lennon, Hitler and Jerry Springer impress themselves so powerfully on the public mind".

The Giants also limited Atlanta to only 13 yards on the ground, impressing themselves with their ferocity.

Nonetheless, the stubborn fact remains that some dramatic careers impress themselves upon us more than others, with an unignorable force.

"My sole gift or talent," she later reflects, "was that places could impress themselves upon me, and I could become a part of them with ease".