Sentence examples for was profoundly impressed from inspiring English sources

When the Library of Congress folklorist Alan Lomax read the first chapter he was profoundly impressed.

Seven young soldiers, billeted in their house, made a mascot of young Alfred, who was profoundly impressed by the encounter.

"I was profoundly impressed by those decisions," said Robert M. O'Neil, a law professor at the University of Virginia.

He visited Greece for the first time only in 1985, and was profoundly impressed by the appearance of ancient sculpture and architecture in the Mediterranean light.

Seven young soldiers were billeted in their large seaside house and made a mascot of young Alfred - who was profoundly impressed by the encounter.

In his junior year he took a class called Electronic Music, and around the same time was profoundly impressed by an 18-minute piece called "Table's Clear," by the composer Paul Lansky, built partly from samples of children playing with kitchen tools.

Both Michael Gove, the education secretary, and Nick Gibb, until recently his schools minister, and architect of a major review of the curriculum, have been profoundly impressed by his ideas.

I was deeply impressed.

Schmidt was early influenced by such anthropologists as Franz Boas and Edward Westermarck, but he was most profoundly impressed by the ideas of Fritz Graebner on cultural diffusion formulated in the theory of Kulturkreise.

I was profoundly moved.

"It was profoundly shocking".