Examples of 'impress' in a sentence
Meaning of "impress"
impress (verb): to make a strong positive impact or effect on someone. This term is commonly used in the context of impressing others with one's skills, knowledge, or personality
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- To affect (someone) strongly and often favourably.
- To make an impression, to be impressive.
- To produce a vivid impression of (something).
- To mark or stamp (something) using pressure.
How to use "impress" in a sentence
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You do not have to impress these people.
Let me impress you with my psychic ability.
I know you wanna impress your guests.
You impress me as someone with impeccable taste.
But it will probably impress you as being diabolical.
Impress your boss and humiliate your ex.
Stop trying to impress the new guy.
Impress her with your rapier wit.
And she failed to impress the authorities.
Impress upon him the value of discretion.
You could impress your loved ones.
Impress the gods placate their anger.
That would impress even yours truly.
A process and purity that impress experts.
I will very impress of the partners meeting.
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But you will not be able to impress me.
I will impress him some other way.
The main thing is to impress the workers.
He did not impress me as that kind of fella at all.
I want to pick up a cute one to impress him.
It will impress the hell out of him.
This stuff is not going to impress the committee.
I will impress them from the start.
He déclare having wanted to impress the girl.
The only way to impress wilhelmina is to be strong.
You will have another chance to impress me.
I am trying to impress that girl over there.
And your fancy words do not impress me.
Do not try to impress me with your quotes.
We have all done stupid things to impress girls.
Tom failed to impress the young lady.
Didi turns on the waterworks to impress him.
Stop trying to impress us with your potatoes.
You joined the swim team to impress me.
My big chance to impress the girl of my dreams.
It is so obvious this whole performance is just to impress me.
You are trying to impress her with a lie.
I need to find something to really impress her.
Trying to impress a father dead ten years.
You sure know how to impress a girl.
Impress the hell out of him.
Some of those boys impress me as pretty sharp.
This guy desperately wants to impress you.
You do not need to impress me with a car or a plane.
I thought we were past dressing up to impress each other.
You may impress servant girls.
You were just trying to impress the lady.
To impress a girl that he had a crush on.
This shitty party is to impress the buyers.
It will impress the school director.
