Sentence examples for likeness impressed from inspiring English sources

"The saviour then washed his face in water, wiped off the moisture that was left on the towel that was given to him, and in some divine and inexpressible manner had his own likeness impressed on it".

"I'm most impressed with how he caught my likeness without ever asking me to film reference shots," he wrote on Facebook.

In 1791, Congress was set to follow their example by impressing the likeness of our first head of state, George Washington, on our metal money.

America has plenty of these: in 2008 non-negligible numbers of Ron Paul cultists had his 'R[logo]UTIOneatlyo (neatly combining two concepts entirely antithetical to libertarian politics) impressed into their skin; meanwhile, a US Marine in Afghanistan had the likeness of Sarah Palin scored onto one of his arse-cheeks.

She impressed.

Impressed yet?

But for his 2-year-old son Kevin, he could churn out remarkable likenesses of Blue, Mr. Salt, Mrs. Pepper, Slippery Soap and Tickety Tock in rapid succession as Kevin cried "More!" Even the neighbors were impressed when they saw Mr. Veling's chalk drawings on the sidewalk.

Not impressed.

Very impressed.

Gallbladder hematoma was impressed.

I was deeply impressed.