Sentence examples for wanting to impress from inspiring English sources

But for children, it is all about social life and wanting to impress peers.

Wanting to impress him, and wanting to emulate him, was very much part of growing up.

Wanting to impress his friend with new work, he started painting on 20 August 1888.

"About 9,000 words," I said, exaggerating slightly, wanting to impress him.

One child, wanting to impress Freund during a break, danced with the ball, moving it smoothly from each foot.

The impressionable schoolgirl wanting to impress the older man is a familiar trope – she could completely scupper Gibson's investigations.

If you really want to impress your friends, try this impressive variation on the basic somersault.

People want to impress him.

You want to impress.

I really wanted to impress the guys.

Hey, AbracaDebra, you want to impress me?