Sentence examples for massive impression from inspiring English sources
They made a massive impression.
It made such a massive impression on me.
"If you're football-mad, like all of us are on Merseyside, it just has a massive impression on you.
"He seemed willing to do anything with paint and take it to the furthest possibilities, which made a massive impression on me," said Mr. Phillips, who recently met Mr. Morley when they both sat on a panel at the Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami (where a large survey of Mr. Morley's work was mounted in 2006).
Rousey left a massive impression over her first eight contests by winning with the same move each time: an armbar submission ingrained in Rousey by her mom, AnnMaria DeMars, the first American woman to win a world judo championship in 1984.
"He's still around because he made such a massive impression".
The old goal of marketing was to "buy eyeballs" of passive, reflexive consumers, relying on repetition, slogans, empty claims and of course massive impressions to pummel the consumer down the purchase funnel.
On entering the massive hall, the initial impression is of lots of people, lots of room and lots of grape fumes.
The spectacle of the prince's aide under the spotlight came at a juncture in the nation's life that illuminated much about the monarchy in these times of austerity that demand both the distraction of royal theater (like the royal baby watch) and a degree of relative regal frugality to dilute the impression of massive unearned privilege that rankles many Britons.
Van Alen's most radical design was his original plan for the Reynolds skyscraper, which featured a jewel-like glass dome and a base in which triple-height showroom windows were topped by a full dozen stories with glass-wrapped corners, creating an impression that the massive tower above rested on air.
This might mean revisiting your careers service to ensure that your CV or application form is as good as it can be, calling up the employer and having an impromptu chat, putting yourself out there and attending networking events (not everyone's cup of tea but a massive boost for making an impression on employers).
