Sentence examples similar to invariably impress from inspiring English sources

He invariably impressed his audience in Vietnam.

The Oji-Cree invariably impressed foreigners with their vigor and strength.

Visitors have been known to jump out of their chair when he conjures up this small furnace, but they are invariably impressed.

Gtech's visitors, who come from all over the world, are invariably impressed when they see what the city has to offer, he said.

Debs moves through two prisons and three wardens, whom he invariably impresses with his integrity and affability.

Artists were interesting, physicians were interesting she was always impressed by doctors, and there'd invariably be one or two at her dinner parties and, above all, musicians and dancers were interesting.

Mr. Bliss said that his clients tend to be women who almost invariably dress to impress.

His visitors invariably come away impressed by his granular knowledge of the N.B.A., in particular.

The best ones are as interesting and varied as a well-conceived meal, and they invariably leave guests impressed that a mere salad could be so satisfying.

Undeterred by the fact that there were no profs (of either sex) on this year's panel she excoriates "male academics" for invariably selecting prizes that will impress their colleagues, rather than selecting works that are readable.

The problem was that if you wanted to impress any of those girls, you had to be good, and being good invariably meant being twice the size of a normal 15-year-old.