Sentence examples for impressed which from inspiring English sources

As a first-time visitor to C.E.S., I was properly impressed, which is to say wiped out overwhelmed by the show itself, which housed more than thirty-eight hundred exhibits in four vast convention spaces and several hotels.

Even Michael Arrington was impressed, which says quite a bit.

One or two have impressed, which is great, but we haven't made a final decision on any of them yet".

Your family will be impressed, which might be a nice change for once.

I've got an awfully long novel going on the CIA, and of course it overlapped just enough that I kept saying, "this son of a bitch is playing my music," but I was impressed, damned impressed, which I very rarely am.

"Our friends come over and are really impressed, which is a funny feeling," Ms. Robinette said.

The match gave him a chance to impress, which he did with an emphatic 117.

New Hampshire voters pride themselves on having ample, up-close access to presidential candidates and on being hard to impress, which could explain why Mr. Giuliani received a less effusive reception here than he has in some other parts of the country.

Much of Phillips' busy display personified a man keen to impress, which he did as the Ospreys gradually ground down a feisty and committed Connacht outfit with a five-try victory.

Mint.com: I think the demo has to impress, which rests on the strength of the product.

As complex as our cognition has grown, messages like "maybe neuroscience is cooler than I expected" and "this website could be important for my career" are founded on the same communication systems that taught our ancestors which mates to impress, which territories to defend -- and which beliefs to test and refute.