Sentence examples for intent on impressing from inspiring English sources
John Trapp, who has worked at that bridge for 20 years, said one motorist pulled a gun, but he seemed more intent on impressing his friends than shooting anyone.
Hinckley was intent on impressing Foster, whom he had stalked and sent numerous letters to, one of which closed, "Hang onto my dream and we will fly to the netherworld of happiness".
Instead, his performance remains histrionic and shallow, intent on impressing.
In the summer of 1992, prosecutors have said, Mr. Krivoi was the leader of a small group of young men intent on impressing Boris Nayfeld, a heroin smuggler and organized-crime kingpin.
9 P.M. (ABC) MODERN FAMILY Phil (Ty Burrell) is so intent on impressing his new business partner, Tad (Greg Kinnear), that he doesn't pay attention when Claire Julie Bowenn, far left, with, from left, Mr. Burrell and Mr. Kinnear) suggests that Tad is being inappropriate with her.
Mujica also seems intent on impressing his philanthropic ways on other world leaders.
It's called Gatsbying, and it's essentially when you post things on social media with the sole intent of impressing your crush (or a person you're newly dating).
Assessors also expressed concerns about exaggeration, and described essays which appeared to have been written with the clear intent of impressing the assessor.
Don't concentrate on impressing others.
"The foremost intent was to impress the world with the prowess of the United States," Dr. Reiffel said in an interview.
