Sentence examples for of those impressed from inspiring English sources

Some of those impressed by the depth of Mr. Bloomberg's feelings have been struck in part because he had disappointed many when, by their lights, he failed to stand behind the principal of the city's first Arabic-language public school.

One of those impressed literary managers was Mame Hunt at Los Angeles Theater Center, and it was there that the play was finally produced in 1988.

None of those impress me as much as a brilliant idea and marvelous execution, and that's what we have here today.

Next we estimate the spatial structure of the impressed source.

The Premier League champions looked to be heading for another loss though until Zaha, one of those to impress on this three-week trip, finished from close range.

"There was an awful lot, especially at Harvard in those days, of being impressed by people for the titles that they held, and none of that would ever work on Larry.

His excellent temper, courteous manners, and lack of vices impressed all those who met him, but he lacked the common touch, travelled about little, and never mixed with ordinary people.

Some of those who are impressed by what they see as the deficiencies of both the but-for and NESS theories prefer a more quantitative or scalar approach, according to which an agency can be involved in (Stapleton) or contribute to (Moore) an outcome to a greater or less extent.

Being one of the impressing groups of macromolecules, proteins and their application are crucial to understand the molecular logic of living cells.

But even many of those who are impressed by Wong and her colleagues say the Google "Decider" model is impractical in the long run, because, as broadband use expands rapidly, it will be unrealistic to expect such a small group of people to make ad hoc decisions about permissible speech for the entire world.

He is one of those players who impressed me when I first came here.