Sentence examples for may have impressed from inspiring English sources

Lowering the standard and enforcing it, she added, may have impressed casual drinkers but not people who can reach.16.16

But it may have impressed Bernstein, who had plenty of ego but was a perpetual student at heart.

Bratton may have impressed civil liberties advocates in the US, but British police chiefs are considerably more sceptical.

We are so passionate about everything we do that some of our actions may have impressed and shocked people from other countries.

North Carolina will now start the A.C.C. tournament in Atlanta, Ga., as the No. 1 seed and may have impressed the selection committee enough to be in contention for a No. 1 seed later in the N.C.A.A. tournament.

For every white conservative he may have impressed by breaking with his party, he seems to have alienated a black supporter in this district, which is 44 percent black.

From the way this month's election was conducted in the north-west, the democratic way may not have impressed the Tamil Tigers watching from the sidelines.

Ed Balls' turn as The Mask on Strictly Come Dancing may not have impressed the judges, but it helped the BBC1 show record its biggest weekend of the series so far.

Gatland's side may not have impressed in their 20-15 win in the Stadio Flaminio but neither did Ireland when coming from 12-9 down at half-time at Murrayfield to defeat Scotland 22-15.

The 28-year-old – whose departure prompted plenty of quips about there being one Scot in France this summer after all – may not have impressed Sam Allardyce but the Ligue One side have apparently identified him as the perfect attacking partner for the much coveted Michy Batshuayi.

England may not have impressed but results are all that matters.