be impressed by|be impress by in English

verb

get a favorable opinion of -

Use "be impressed by|be impress by" in a sentence

1. Be Blown away To be thoroughly impressed, overwhelmed, or excited by something

2. Customers will be impressed by the expertise of our highly trained employees.

3. If the jurors were unmoved by the dignity of the presidency, they were not going to be impressed by the governorship.

4. The women began to suss that there was no reason why they should be impressed by him.

5. Quite why females should be so impressed by plumes, iridescent colours and whirling displays is an interesting question.

6. Explore Cracow Look around and be impressed

7. Lincoln had actually become a shade unsure of Grant but continued to be impressed by his quiet, unremitting resolve.

8. 22 Quite why females should be so impressed by plumes, iridescent colours and whirling displays is an interesting question.

9. Nixon's advisers impressed upon him that such a controversial figure could not be confirmed by an overwhelmingly Democratic congress.

10. Most importantly, your friends will be very impressed

11. Samuel was impressed by Eliab’s physical stature.

12. He impressed no one by his bluster.

13. He had been impressed by their demeanor.

14. Probably just wanted to impress people, be a big shot.

15. We were most impressed with/by your efficiency.

16. I suppose I was impressed by his seniority.

17. I am not overly impressed by his work.

18. 5 I was impressed by these untamed people.

19. 3 I was impressed by her calm mien.

20. I was not overly impressed by the proposals.

21. Nor was he much impressed by Amber Epipheny.

22. He tried to impress me by flexing his huge muscles.

23. Maria was impressed by the clear instruction given there.

24. Everyone was impressed by the cleverness of the machine.

25. The proletariat was hardly more impressed by the Manifesto.