Sentence examples for sensation impressed from inspiring English sources
A 1955 show by Elvis Presley, before he became a national sensation, impressed Helm with the contributions the drums added to his sound, in that he'd seen Presley the previous year before drummer D.J. Fontana was accompanying him.
Last year, Sensation scandalized and impressed the New York metro area with a 21-plus party in the house that Jay-Z built, in a market where many festivals are all ages or 18-plus.
Impressed with the sensation he passed it on to his mentor, who just so happened to be Dr John Daly.
The physical sensation in that moment is indelibly impressed in my memory.
The publication of Parfit's first book, Reasons and Persons (1984), created a sensation among English-speaking academic philosophers, who were impressed by its originality, its intricate and ingenious argument, its immense fertility, and its panoramic scope.
Contreras was a sensation for the Cuban national team, and after his defection he impressed the clubs that were interested in him by detailing his plans for how to pitch against specific major league stars.
In the process, he conveys both the sensation of glimpsing something unremarkable and the effect of having that glimpse impressed on the mind as a memory.
Impressed with the creation, patrons quickly spread the word, and a salad sensation was born.
Impressed by her simplicity and voice, Rahul promises to transform her into a singing sensation, and asks her to never perform again in bars.
