Meanings of describe the impression in English

Something in her face impressed me; how shall I describe the impression?

Will words describe the impression it made on a certain young man from Boston!

I can only describe the impression they produced by that much-misused word "weird."

It is not within the scope of words to describe the impression produced by those vast arches, row above row, cutting the deep blue sky.

Nor is it any more possible to describe the impression that remained upon my mind when I awaked, and found it was but a dream.

Words fail to describe the impression made by the barn as it was introduced to the company, Nancy's debut sinking into positive insignificance beside it.

But the important point is that the phrase "singing on the breath" does very accurately describe the impression made on the hearer by perfect singing.

He described the impression that Rembrandt made on him with a coarseness I cannot repeat.

Petis describes the impression he created at his first concert as amounting to a "positive and universal frenzy."

The next three letters from which I am able to quote, describe the impressions of Mrs. Browning's first winter in Rome.

He himself has very well described the impression his verse is apt to make on a new reader when he says,-

Jacques de Vitry, in a letter to friends written a few days later, thus describes the impression produced on him by Francis:

Mr. Greg describes the impressions to which I have given currency as a confused compound of natural sympathy, vague Christianity, and dim economic science.

It is difficult to describe the impressions which the range of noble peaks, rising suddenly out of a comparatively level country, made upon us.