Sentence examples for it impresses from inspiring English sources

Carved in bas-relief around 1930 by a Midwesterner, Stephen L. Iwasko, it impresses with its stylized but precise detailing and the smug expressions on the faces of the two national heroes.

One sip and it impresses with its finesse and finish.

It impresses today with its power, as well as its sanctity, as it did then.

It impresses visitors with its outdoor collection of tanks and intimidating stone soldiers the size of houses.

It impresses as nervous and twitchy, flicking its wings alternately when still.

It doesn't just "work", it impresses and allows the building to genuinely justify its status as a glamorous SoBe landmark.

When handsome men or beautiful women take up the work of the intellect, it impresses us because we know they could have chosen other paths to being impressive; that they chose the path of the mind suggests that there is on it something more worthwhile than a circuitous route to the good things that the good-looking get just by showing up.

But it impresses foreigners.

It impresses the prime minister.

Where it impresses is in the polish.

Not that it impresses Clare Hinkley.