Sentence examples for make more impression from inspiring English sources

This seemed to make more impression on the Russians, who soon began to withdraw, than the agreement in principle by the European Union to send monitors to supervise the ceasefire.

How will this country become a basketball country?" On Friday, in a match that seemed to make more impression on the sold-out crowd as an experience than a sport, the Nets defeated the Raptors 116-103.

Charles Barker, who did well last week by Delibes's "Sylvia," conducted the "Beauty" music as if turning the bass knobs up and the treble ones down; the brass, even in relatively oompah passages of accompaniment, almost always made more impression than the violins, and staccato dramatic effects counted for more than legato melodies.

Despite Clinton spending 15xs more than her opponent, Trump has managed to make more personal impressions.

I think this will make more of an impression," he said.

But Harry Wilson, the Republican candidate for comptroller, is hoping that a triumvirate of them can make more of an impression.

This time will hopefully make more of an impression, with Bieber here as a supporter of Hillsong.

In a closed theater they might make more of an impression, but for Thursday's open-air audience nothing sullied the bright, rock-concert atmosphere.

The Texans have an offensive line that is among the best in the N.F.L., but if Terrell Suggs does not make more of an impression on Tom Brady, the Ravens will have no chance to slow an offense in overdrive.

As they lined up to meet their prince, some of the women shook his hand and let it go at that, and some of them, wanting to make more of an impression, had a strategic opening gambit.

The A.F.L.-C.I.O. said the union leaders would deliver more than 42,000 handwritten letters to lawmakers, convinced that such letters make more of an impression than e-mail messages.