Sentence examples for permanently impressed from inspiring English sources

John Foster Dulles, the Secretary of State who could remember Woodrow Wilson's incapacity from a stroke, was permanently impressed.

This guy had the great idea to permanently impress a monogram on his moleskine, and I think it really is as easy as cutting out a shape in some plywood and pressing it and the notebook together under some weight for half an hour.

But by the early 1950s, while he attended the University of Chicago law school and became impressed with market-oriented conservatism, both had moved permanently to the right.

Her South America plan impressed me and I asked if I could join her, permanently.

She impressed.

Impressed yet?

Not impressed.

Very impressed.

@electoralreform MPs complain about lack of engagement with young people but further alienate them by denying them the vote #OutofTouch Greeting the result, Deputy First Minister John Swinney said: "I have been impressed by the thoughtful and passionate contributions that young people have made to the debate on the current proposals to extend the franchise permanently".

Gallbladder hematoma was impressed.

I was deeply impressed.