Sentence examples for soon impressed from inspiring English sources

In Washington her approachable, breezy style soon impressed the Democratic powers-that-be.

After the break, Hennessey soon impressed again, plunging to his right after Glen Johnson's shot found its way through a crowd of players.

Its editor Becky Gardiner was soon impressed by the way he captured a church service for blind-deaf people, conducted by signing into each other's hands.

Lone dismisses the idea of such camaraderie with contempt, but Ma is soon impressed by the inner peace and self-confidence that Lone's daily practice seems to give him.

He was soon impressed also by the Common Sense school in Scottish philosophy and by François Maine de Biran and Pierre-Paul Royer-Collard, whose assistant he later became.

I was soon impressed by the level of scientific research and by the relative freedom I have as a scientist working for Unilever.

Johnson, Kennedy's successor, kept McNamara on, and he was soon as impressed as Kennedy had been.

The president was so impressed that soon after he chose the admiral as the 11th Joint Chiefs chairman.

But not every judging panel was impressed: soon after the Rome episode the Hollywood Foreign Press Association let it be known that voice-only performances were not eligible for the Golden Globe awards, which it organises.In theory, Ms Johansson could have more luck with the Oscars.

Soon after, Johnson met and befriended the painter Joshua Reynolds, who so impressed Johnson that he declared him "almost the only man whom I call a friend".

The French soldiers were so impressed with the Croats' uniforms, especially the scarves, that it soon became fashionable to dress "à la Croate".