Sentence examples for made a strong impact from inspiring English sources

That commitment appears to have made a strong impact on the theater industry.

He made a strong impact there, which earned him an obituary on Croatian television.

Even Mr. Sharpton, whose endorsement — not yet made — is coveted by the candidates, acknowledged that the de Blasio commercial had made a strong impact with black voters.

The role is instead played by the promising young actor Stephan James, who made a strong impact in a small role as civil rights activist John Lewis in Ava DuVernay's Selma.

ITV, October Last year, young Hackney-born actor-writer Michaela Coel made a strong impact at the National Theatre with Chewing Gum Dreams, a monologue about a young black woman's experience of education, music, sex, religion and politics in London.

This work, based on biblical texts selected by the composer, made a strong impact at its first performance at Bremen on Good Friday, 1868; after this, it was performed throughout Germany.

West has made a stronger impact on the UK charts with his three albums.

The 32 emails might, however, have made a stronger impact if they had they not all been identical, and expressing unhappiness at our "inaccurate, misleading and erroneous allegations", which amounted to "psychological warfare aimed at diminishing the Saudi society".

According to many authorities, one of the reasons why the Eastern liturgy has made a stronger impact on the Christian church than has its Western counterpart is that it has always been viewed as a total experience, appealing simultaneously to the emotional, intellectual, and aesthetic faculties of humans.

[5] Because these bans intervened with the companies that do business with the ICVs and not with the vendors themselves, it appears to have made a stronger impact on the Internet cigarette sales industry.

And, like him, it's also a bit too well mannered to make a strong impact.