Sentence examples for to impress upon from inspiring English sources
His real aim, however, was to impress upon me his view of the refugees.
"We need to impress upon them how important they are to us".
Perhaps it was to impress upon their followers a sense of the supernatural.
He wanted to impress upon us his power and our worth, or lack thereof.
Somehow, though, these specific details failed to impress upon most Americans the over-all picture.
His task was to impress upon Trump the gravity of the office.
His father tried to impress upon him the importance of the struggle.
MS. WATKINS -- Well, I wanted to impress upon him that this was something that was likely to happen.
"We want to impress upon people that this is going to be safe and family-friendly," Mr. Hogan said.
With the Patriots' loss to Indianapolis, Ryan wanted to impress upon his team that there was still hope.
Mr. Clinton will certainly try to impress upon them, particularly on Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, a sense of urgency.
