Sentence examples for is designed to impress from inspiring English sources
Il Palio is designed to impress.
No doubt the sober image Mr Mallya has adopted is designed to impress them.
And as with Titanic herself, the fitting out is designed to impress.
In the first scene, he tries with a one-way verbal barrage that is designed to impress but ends up repelling the girl he loves.
It claims to be London's biggest restaurant, bar and lounge and everything about it - not just size - is designed to impress and create a dining "experience".
So I found myself sitting at my laptop wondering, Carrie Bradshaw-style, 'How does a girl ask a guy to marry her when everything about a traditional proposal is designed to impress a woman, not a man?' Surely, I thought, Google will have the answer?
The London bombings in July 2005 were designed to impress through indiscriminate killing.
These pots were designed to impress, not to pour, and they still startle.The silver pieces that went to Russia were safe enough.
A conference at Bertelsmann's headquarters in Gütersloh in late October was designed to impress the importance of co-operation on management from all over the world.
There is still much violence in the Gulf, and Arab nations, whom our stepped-up presence in the Gulf was designed to impress, and whose ships are being hit, wonder why we can't be more helpful to them — and Iranian propaganda is making much of this.
