Sentence examples for made a striking impression from inspiring English sources

The orchestra made a striking impression on its own.

One of them - two years younger than Orwell, talkative and lively - made a striking impression.

Positioned between Carter's twin peaks, Sean Shepherd's three "Preludes" made a striking impression with their economy and individualistic language.

"I'll always remember the fact that she made a striking impression on me, with her long black hair".

The troupe, based in Brussels and founded by Jan Lauwers, made a striking impression in 1999 with Mr. Lauwers's "Morning Song" at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, where it also appeared last year in Mr. Lauwers's adaptation of "King Lear".

Seldes worked in television from 1952 but always felt most at home on stage, and made a striking impression in Jean Giraudoux's Ondine, starring Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer, in 1954.

The intricate confusion of water and buildings makes a striking impression either by day or by night.

A neat rectangular slab of tuna tartare makes a striking impression, iced on top with a cool slush of wasabi-fired cucumber.

Burke's French edition of Cérémonies (1723-1743) is comprised of 9 folio volumes that together make a striking impression as evidence of the eighteenth-century Europe's encyclopedic labors.

They instantly make a striking impression (not least for the ingenious zombie 'nightclub' they've installed in one of the trucks), indicating there will be much to look forward to when the series returns in the autumn.

Ms. Kim, who gives her age as over 50, still has a dancer's erect carriage, and she makes a striking impression, with her red nails, matching lipstick and streaked hair swept off her face with a rhinestone hairclip.