Sentence examples for made a particular impression from inspiring English sources

One meeting made a particular impression.

Newsreel footage from one speech, delivered at the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow in 1938, made a particular impression.

The 81-year-old Paterno, who told the group that he had not made an in-home recruiting visit in two years, made a particular impression on Pryor's father.

The ones that made a particular impression were Mirror Image (1972), Winter's Children (1974) and Hello Summer, Goodbye (1975), though all his books at this time did well, both critically and among the readership.

Gluck gave successful performances of his symphonies and arias at weekly concerts in the Prince's palace and made a particular impression with his opera-serenade Le Cinesi, which was performed on Sept. 24, 1754, in the presence of the Emperor and Empress at a magnificent celebration at Schlosshof Castle.

(It has always made its mark on visitors: Henry James marveled at its "topographic tangle" and "close crepuscular alleys"; André Frénaud's poem "The Silence of Genoa," evoking the dreamlike disorientation of wandering its shadowy streets, made a particular impression on Mr. Marcello).

Admitted to the Comédie-Française as a pensionnaire (contract player) in 1915, he played 80 roles there, making a particular impression in the plays of Alfred de Musset.

And on the other, the only reason comics playing villains is so rare is because great comedy makes such a particular impression on us in the first place.

But did anything leave a particular impression?

I knew he'd been in the war, but so had most of my friends' fathers, and it made no particular impression on me: if I thought of his military service at all, it was as just one more civic thing that happened to grown-ups, like voting, or going to P.T.A. meetings, or spending a morning at the Department of Motor Vehicles.

Certainly his signature gag, the pie in the face, made a lasting impression on a particular age group at a particular moment in time.