Sentence examples for needs to be impressed from inspiring English sources

But, with boos ringing out around Wembley for last night's dismal display, Capello must acknowledge it is Lord Triesman who needs to be impressed by the team he puts out, not the man who announced his arrival last December.

Everyone you encounter needs to be impressed, from the porter to the head of department.

It needs to be impressed that we should not always re-educate or supply an abundance of often unnecessary dental health knowledge.

It's your child they need to be impressed with, not you.

Who, after all, needed to be impressed by the blood and the agony?

Viewers – particularly in France – also need to be impressed by the way the candidates handle words and display subtlety and brilliance; after all, the French believe it to be their own specific talent.

Hamilton, who has admitted he does not want to get his team's hopes up, said: "I don't think there is any need to be impressed.

You needn't like them to be impressed.

You don't need to know all this to be impressed by these works, which tap into a long, glorious history and take full advantage of tapestry's capacities for intricacy, color and scale.

He seemed to be impressed.

Outward-looking and internationalist in its self-definition, Labour at ease with itself again (at last!) has more usually sounded introverted, less than nimble footed in the age of 24/7 global connectivity than it needs to be to impress potential converts.