Examples of 'quite an impression on me' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite an impression on me"
quite an impression on me: Used to express that someone or something has made a significant impact or impression. This phrase is commonly used to describe strong feelings or influence that something or someone has had on an individual
How to use "quite an impression on me" in a sentence
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quite an impression on me
Your words have made quite an impression on me.
That made quite an impression on me when I read it as a teenager.
I think you have made quite an impression on me.
She made quite an impression on me.
Even though it was over very quickly, the briefing left quite an impression on me.
This book made quite an impression on me.
Thank you, Mrs Elcot. Your words have made quite an impression on me.
This book made quite an impression on me as a young man.
This young student, "this Beliayev… made quite an impression on me.
She left quite an impression on me.
I went in March 1994 and that visit made quite an impression on me.
Papa Haraldo made quite an impression on me at our first meeting.
The motorcycle ride made quite an impression on me.
And it made quite an impression on me.
I must say that Frozen left quite an impression on me.
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His father's made quite an impression on me.
You know, this has actuallymade quite an impression on me.
As a child, it made quite an impression on me.
You know, this has actually made quite an impression on me.
Angela's made quite an impression on me.
This Krüger has made quite an impression on me.
That confession left quite an impression on me.
I remember it having quite an impression on me.
I remember it well - it made quite an impression on me too.
I am telling you, he made quite an impression on me.
This Beliayev… made quite an impression on me.
Uh, well … she made quite an impression on me.
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And guts makes a really good impression
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Examples of using Quite
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But there may be quite an interesting reaction
Quite a boy you have got here
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