Sentence examples similar to unusually impressed from inspiring English sources
This meeting is unusually successful; the last two presenters impressed the group enough to move on to the due-diligence stage.
Certainly when RNZB visited Britain in 2004, audiences were impressed by its spirited, expressive dancers and unusually eclectic repertory.
He impressed when holding off Belvano to win an unusually competitive two-mile novice chase by Southwell's standards, where he hinted strongly that going up in trip could bring about further improvement.
As it happens, Ludwig — who, unusually for a Wittgenstein, seems not to have mastered any musical instrument as a child — impressed his musical friends with displays of virtuoso whistling.
Todd McCarthy, writing for Variety, was impressed by Pucci's performance and Shah's cinematography, calling the film "an unusually fresh-feeling indie with a nice sense of style".
What impressed him most, he said recently, was how weavers in Okinawa had used natural fibers in unusually bold and simple ways and had created both the most gossamer of cloths and also dynamic open weaves.
I'm not taken with it all, but was impressed by the new Fairtrade Pinot Grigio (on offer at £5.59; 12.5% abv), from Argentina, an unusually lively, fruity version of that too often dreary grape variety, which would go down nicely with a fishy pasta or risotto.
I was impressed with the entire range at Domaine de Montine, a family-owned estate, and especially with the Viognier, which was unusually structured and fresh for this tricky variety.
