Sentence examples for naturally impressed from inspiring English sources

Hitler was quite taken; Eva was naturally impressed with the leader of this up-and-coming national movement.

They added that the concept of adding cinematics for a game's introduction, plot, and ending was a new concept which "naturally impressed the gaming public".

"Men are naturally most impressed by diseases which have obvious manifestations," says a wise physician, Dr. René Dubos, of the Rockefeller Institute, "yet some of their worst enemies creep on them unobtrusively".

Berdyev, who always carried his praying beads with him, is often portrayed as a coaching shaman in the Russian press but Shirokov, naturally, was less than impressed.

I was suitably impressed — but naturally wished I had gotten a little more time with the things.

Naturally, Ireland was very impressed with this showboating and the two were inseparable for the remainder of the competition.

To say that music is the product of a gene for "art-making," naturally selected to impress potential mates — which is one of the things Pinker believes — is to say absolutely nothing about what makes any particular piece of music significant to human beings.

Sutherland auditioned the same day as David Boreanaz, and was impressed with how naturally she felt at ease with the material in the scripts.

Senor isn't impressed by this, naturally, because he just thinks it's time someone gets wet, at the hands of our bombs.

Do things that make you feel good, and people will be impressed by them naturally -- instead of just annoyed by all of your tears and complaints.

Naturally, the social campaigner was less than impressed with The Sun's latest headline, and tweeted: "where d'ya get this stat?