He draws the attention of Liz Taylbone and the crowd, but not for his Brando impression as he thinks—rather, they are impressed to learn that, as an off-duty police officer, Goodman is carrying a pistol.
He was impressed to learn that she had given up academic work to start her own biotechnology company.
He was impressed to learn that she was studying classical voice and loved opera, passions he shared.
"He, too, was very sexy," said Ms. Fritz, who was impressed to learn that "the dad part was very true and very real".
Mr. Kelly recently met a fellow alumnus of Weaver who now works as a machinist at a local aeronautical repair company and was impressed to learn that at age 21, he has already signed a contract to buy a house.
He told the Oxford Mail he had "an affinity with Oxford", because his father met his mother there, while readers of the Plymouth Herald will have been impressed to learn he holidayed in the area.
Kevin Cullen, the co-author, with Shelley Murphy, of the excellent 2013 biography "Whitey Bulger," once pointed out that whereas in normal life we might be impressed to learn that somebody had gone to Harvard, "if you're a wiseguy, you say, 'Ooh, you went to Alcatraz.' " Bulger exercised every day, lived with his elderly mother, and cultivated a mystique of righteous criminality.
"I said, 'No, he was brought up Catholic.' And my son Joe said, 'I'll get double blame!' " William Donohue, a Yankees fan who is the president of the Catholic League, said he was impressed to learn that Branca's mother had instilled in her family a tolerance of Jews, blacks, Irish, Germans and Italians in the Branca family's neighborhood in Mount Vernon, N.Y.
Masaya Koga, 14, said he was particularly impressed to learn about the work being done in Angola on landmine awareness.
I was particularly impressed to learn of Western Union's 2012 GCI commitment: Global Pay.
