Sentence examples similar to reliably impress from inspiring English sources
This, they are reliably informed, is the best way to get a reputation as a bunch of badasses, impress some dangerous Confederate mercenaries and finally enjoy the innocent bliss of going to "war".
Opportunities to impress GPs are limited.
But she didn't impress me as being very ill'.
All smarts and no action impresses nobody but getting things done well and reliably is truly impressive.
Ashley Cole (LA Galaxy), Bastian Schweinsteiger (Chicago Fire) and David Villa (New York City FC) have impressed with their commitment to their new teams and have reliably produced since joining the league.
When, in the throng after the debate, he screeched that last night was a triumph for Dave, and that Cameron cleaned the floor with the rest of them, and all the other silly, exaggerated stuff, sure, it's reliably off-putting for the punters, but it's infinitely worse with the people Osborne believes he impresses, other politico-media types.
