Sentence examples for they impressed upon from inspiring English sources

They impressed upon Sprewell that Madison Square Garden was the place for him.

They impressed upon us the importance of education and pushed us to excel in everything we did.

They impressed upon Model that great firmness would be necessary to save the army from destruction, and his vehement tone in reply so impressed Hitler that upon the General's departure he remarked: "Did you see that eye?

Didn't they impress upon him the hostile climate that awaited him?

What did your parents value and what values did they impress upon you -- achievement, wealth, education, religion, status, independence, appearance?

I ended up meeting more people from my father-in-law's church than from his family, and they all impressed upon me the perils of worshipping false idols.

Therefore, it is necessary to impress upon students the gravity of violations of the Code.

In this context, sense-experiences are also considered as given, but instead of being given in the sense of "accepted without argument", they are given in the sense of "inflicted"; they are things impressed upon us, impulses transmitted through us, and "not as things found by us by some sort of pre-cogitative finding".

The teachers say the mayor's partnership is "in deep trouble," and they "cannot impress upon" him "strongly enough" that they're tired of "empty promises". But how do they really feel?

Because they impress themselves upon the public images of cities in small ways and large, Mark Schuster, a cultural policy analyst, urges city designers and planners to add ephemera planning to their list of tools.

First, they must impress upon the newly united Syrian opposition that support depends on strict adherence to international humanitarian law.