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Analysts say Pakistani groups hoping for patronage want to impress Islamic State.
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A paper round and an Olympic gold impress no one, he said.
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This is food for thought if you want to impress someone special.
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Analysts said the military offensive was probably timed to impress Mr Bush.
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The works of the great painters bear the impress of the Church.
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The Seminary in Seir still bears the impress she stamped upon it.
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He's also capable of doing scarily good things that would impress anyone.
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Everywhere in New England the impress of the past is fading out.
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The increasing storm did not seem to impress him in the slightest.
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But nothing in the soul can impress a species on the senses.
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His promise of new cities and bullet trains didn't impress many people.
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The profoundest utterances of realism do not impress it much in themselves.
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You must have the ambition and perception to impress the right people.
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The players know that he's not the one they need to impress.
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The map of Hieronimo de Verrazano bears the impress of the family.
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The grounds of the verdict bear the impress of a tyrannical hypocrisy.
