Sentence examples for make a dramatic impression from inspiring English sources
Brandon Prust deserved his two-game suspension for the late hit that broke Derek Stepan's jaw, but Prust is a conscientious player, and persuasive when he says that he was hoping to make a dramatic impression, not to hurt his former teammate and friend.
The encounters they had with impoverished workers in countries such as Chile, Peru and Ecuador made a dramatic impression on the young Argentinian, then aged just 23, from a solid, middle-class background.
Georgina Pazcoguin makes a dramatic impression throughout the action as Scala, an initially sinister character in charge of Honorata's handmaidens, but it's hard to tell why Scala is involved in the first place, what her motives are for changing her mind, or even that she eventually perishes.
She made a dramatic first impression on the Gien family: as the only one of the group with experience driving a manual transmission, she volunteered to pilot their rented Fiat through the narrow streets of Florence.
Then he made a dramatic announcement.
You've certainly made a dramatic impact.
Dramatic verse must make a direct impression not on individual readers able to reconsider and meditate on what they have read but on an audience that must immediately respond to a declaiming actor or a singing chorus.
Cope's flair for dramatic writing suited Hayden, who needed to make a popular impression with the official survey reports.
We have to make a good impression".
