Sentence examples for make a real impression from inspiring English sources

She inhabits her academic world convincingly, but how can she make a real impression on it?

The entrées have distinct flavors (fenugreek, Goan spices) and just enough heat to make a real impression.

— MICHAEL D. SHEAR Two of the candidates who have to make a real impression at the debate tonight have taken very different approaches early on.

And a few of his little-known tough-girl choices - Vanessa Ferlito, Kerry Washington and Tracie Thoms - make a real impression, amid the jumps and scratches that selfconsciously denote "fleapit cinema".

We have to aim for the next phase if at all possible, and make a real impression in the Champions League, but just now it is a relief to get past this game".

There are images of alarm — claustrophobic turns, clutches at the walls, collapses — that make a real impression, and we can't miss the exposure or vulnerability with which Mr. Weinert bends right over to show us his naked buttocks and groin from behind.

His seven wickets were expensive, but he made a real impression with his pace and hostility.

In a funnier film, he could have made a real impression.

Mat Whitecross made a real impression in 2010 with his excellent biopic of Ian Dury, Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll.

He was touring with other Canadian architecture students, seeing United States landmarks, but what made a real impression was seeing block after block of "cruel" urban renewal.

Davy Aguilera, the Mexico attaché for the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobaccoand Firearms, who was present for one of García Luna's presentations, said that the images of gun violence "made a real impression inside the Beltway".