Sentence examples for quit impressed from inspiring English sources

I asked Albright if his decision to quit impressed her.

Mr. Turner, the stand-up who quit, isn't impressed.

If trying to impress others makes you unhappy, quit.

But she didn't quit the acting (phew!), thanks to a "childlike guy" who impressed her in one of her early improv classes.

He had to admit, though, that he was impressed with her commitment -- especially her decision to quit her job for Occupy.

Although outwardly critical and skeptical, Pembleton and Felton are actually impressed with their partners' willpower and discuss the merits of quitting smoking.

Fellow students weren't impressed with the model the pair presented in a design class so Spiegel quit school two years ago and worked on the app from the dining room of his father's house in Los Angeles.

Many in China, for example, were deeply impressed by the peaceful and successful campaign led by Mohandas Gandhi to persuade the British to quit India.

Blackburn runners and riders Martin Jol Popular 54-year-old Dutchman impressed during his three years at Tottenham and enjoyed a record-breaking season with Ajax before quitting last week.

Mexes - who has not bought himself out of the contract despite reports to the contrary - is not impressed that the club have asked the French football league to have the contract rescinded and is now determined to quit.

Aberdeen goalkeeper Jamie Langfield may quit Pittodrie at the end of the season, having recovered from a seizure and undergoing brain surgery last summer, and Jason Brown impressing in his absence.