Sentence examples for perhaps impressed from inspiring English sources

Selfdefence did worse than expected, because some voters defected to the League of Polish Families, perhaps impressed more by its outright hostility to the EU than by Selfdefence's calls to "re-negotiate" the terms of entry.

He also did his parents' Boston house, though his father's taste -- a single bare bulb on the ceiling of every room -- perhaps impressed on him the virtues of indirect lighting.

But Frank's employers choose this moment to offer him a mouthwatering promotion - perhaps impressed with the new aura of confidence born of his imminent departure - and there is something else, too.

Perhaps impressed by his fighting spirit, Murphy asked Webster to fill in for the still-bruised Charles for the quarter-final; he had, and missed, their one golden chance as Wales's first and so far only World Cup adventure came to an end.

So: After talks with Iran (if they happen) fail to curb Iran's nuclear program, but (perhaps) impress other nations with our good faith, we'll presumably get greater international support for sanctions.

The poor kid took the fall, never revealing we were his accomplices, but perhaps impressing his parents with his consumption abilities. .

Stand up for yourself when needed, as this will give you a strong appearance and perhaps impress others.

Aspire to grow physically and mentally to at least perhaps impress yourself, even if others decline to acknowledge your existence, or the virtues in your appearance and performance.

A strong platform was laid last season by Kevin Muscat, who, perhaps surprisingly, impressed following his apprenticeship under Ange Postecoglou.

Musharaf was perhaps most impressed by a tweet from the Bradford-born magician Dynamo, who tweeted him a big "Well done bro!".

But he is perhaps most impressed by her riffs on rock, which she perfected with the help of MP3 downloads of recordings he made for her.