Sentence examples for men were impressed from inspiring English sources
The two men were impressed with each other, but each felt the other should make the next move.
Paul Mokeski, the assistant coach brought in specifically to work with GB's big men, is impressed with Freeland.
The older man was impressed with what he saw.
Even Tiny, the gang's big, dumb muscle man, is "impressed" by their nonacting teamwork.
A man is impressed by a woman's sweet and gentle "No," if he has pushed her.
Afterward, both men said they were impressed with Mrs. Bachmann's thoughts on energy.
Many black men, including Reid and Lindsay, were impressed by Islam's African-centred preaching and positive association with blackness.
After that, they become sexual, outwardly so, and learn that women (or other men) cannot be impressed by tricks of any kind: if they are watching at all, they are as interested as they are ever going to be, and tricks are of no help.
Other actors have done this from time to time; I recall as a student having seen John Gielgud's brilliant "Ages of Man" and being impressed with its clarity and drama.
Until this moment, when the flame of the lamp flares blue, then settles to steady yellow inside its ornate globe, the young man had been impressed by the profound darkness into which, upon his late-night arrival at the palace of Rosenborg, he had suddenly stepped.
