Heathcroft's tale had made a great impression upon me--a most unreasonable impression, unwarranted by the scant facts as he related them.
Father and he had met in Messina--Father's ship was in the fruit trade also at that time--and something or other he had done to help young Stone had made a great impression on the latter.
Colloquy, as it came to be called, made a great impression.
The weakness of the Romanist defence made a great impression on the people of Geneva.
This was her invariable answer, and her sturdiness through all manner of ridicule made a great impression upon me.
Each variation from the standard so strongly fixed in their minds makes a great impression; and to write the words in groups, makes these anomalies remembered in groups.
I was working with a good deal of enthusiasm at a tragedy on the subject of Fiesco, the Genoese noble's conspiracy against the Dorias--a subject which had made a great impression upon me when I first read Schiller's noble play upon it.
Two circumstances occurred during my stay in Edinburgh which made a great impression upon me: the one was the bringing of the famous old gun, Mons Meg, up to the castle; and the other was the last public appearance of Madame Catalani.
His zeal convinced me, that he had a stronger apprehension, that I should make a great impression somewhere, than I had myself.
The late news of General Washington's triumphs in Virginia, and of the friendly and effectual aid of the Counts de Rochambeau and de Grasse, have made a great impression here, and all over Europe.
The most elaborate arrangements were made for the accommodation of the two monarchs and their large retinues; and on Henry's part especially no efforts were spared to make a great impression in Europe by this meeting.
Well, you also, no doubt, made a great impression on him, and I dare say that if you were to go back to him you'd find he has been keeping that treasure for you.
What I now know I've learned since--I learned this afternoon, a couple of hours ago; receiving from it naturally a great impression.
But such a declaration, coming from an accredited minister of the crown, produced a great impression, and ministers prevailed by a majority of sixty-eight to forty.
This manly declaration, delivered in the most emphatic manner, produced a great impression; and a resolution against ministers was carried in the House of Peers by a majority of twelve.
His speech produced a great impression on the house, and was greatly admired; Fox himself said, that if Demosthenes himself had been present, he must have admired, and might have envied.
Knowing that nothing but the difficulty of supplying his place prevented his discharge, he delivered a speech of defiance to his colleagues in office, which produced a great impression in the house and throughout the country.
This conduct made at once a great impression on the villagers, who changed from violent hostility into great gratitude and reverence.
This occurrence made a great impression, which Severinus turned to account by teaching them how their duties towards God should take precedence of everything else.
It was thought that he must soon be proceeded against as a heretic; but after publishing works which made a great impression on his age, the bishop died.
He told me that my decisive way of speaking had made a great impression, and he was certain that if I cared to make interest with the comptroller we could set up the lottery and make a large profit.
In spite of the severe simplicity of her dress, Therese made a great impression on me.
The fall of Parga made a great impression on the Epirotes, who valued its possession far above its real importance.
I have been accustomed lately to hear sacred music, and the De Profundis made a great impression upon me.
Nevertheless the strict pietism, which demanded absolute truth in thought and action, could not fail to make a great impression on him.
These words made a great impression on the girls, and henceforth they only kissed the lieutenant when Theodore's back was turned, and looked at Theodore shyly and apprehensively, like fowls at a chained mastiff.
I assisted the old witch with her overshoes, a fact which made a great impression on Gurli.
Sam informed me that the manner in which I hailed the fisherman had made a great impression on the captain, who lauded me highly.
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