There is, however, very great delicacy of perception or appreciation on the part of the sense organ, stimuli being responded to which are quite incapable of impressing themselves upon the most highly differentiated animal. [Please select]
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It's odd, but I feel a different woman when I'm impressing my will on these wretched cats.' [Please select]
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She remained several days in the family of a member of the Committee in Philadelphia, favorably impressing all who saw her. [Please select]
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He must have been hanging around for days, his face unconsciously impressing itself upon her. [Please select]
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The men somehow succeeded in impressing him with a vague idea that they had passed through just such troubles in their youth. [Please select]
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She paused and looked at her pupil, as if desirous of impressing this point deeply on her memory. [Please select]
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But he failed to impose upon the Colonel, and was even far from impressing him with this trumped-up knowledge of bygone days. [Please select]
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