| ! - I don't wanna impress her! | |
| ".. make those you need to impress well-disposed towards you." | |
| "...was enough to impress any military commander. | |
| "At this point, I was hoping to impress her with my tears. | |
| "Did my baby brother really think he was going to impress our dad because he enlisted after 9/11? | |
| ! - I don't wanna impress her! | |
| ".. make those you need to impress well-disposed towards you." | |
| "...was enough to impress any military commander. | |
| "At this point, I was hoping to impress her with my tears. | |
| "Did my baby brother really think he was going to impress our dad because he enlisted after 9/11? | |
| "Their impertinent shooting irritates us like flies... enrages us and impresses upon us a strange fear of death... that seems it'll come with the first bullet". | |
| "so well that he amazes and impresses his listeners. | |
| (Announcer) The challenge will be won by the team whose performance impresses Graham, Joe, and Gordon most. | |
| - It impresses me. | |
| - Only cash impresses him. | |
| "Their impertinent shooting irritates us like flies... enrages us and impresses upon us a strange fear of death... that seems it'll come with the first bullet". | |
| "so well that he amazes and impresses his listeners. | |
| (Announcer) The challenge will be won by the team whose performance impresses Graham, Joe, and Gordon most. | |
| - It impresses me. | |
| - Only cash impresses him. | |
| "'Three wooden crates and the number that Smiler had impressed upon him: | |
| "... I ain't impressed." | |
| "Am greatly impressed with Kansas." | |
| "And the babes are impressed." | |
| "Enlightened" might be too strong a word, but if you'd been on Earth 50 years ago, I think you'd be impressed by what we've gotten done. | |
| 'And Hammond took one last shot at impressing Joss.' | |
| 'Clearly, the best way of impressing him would be to beat Hammond and May 'to our destination.' | |
| - $5 worth of impressing? | |
| - Don't worry about impressing me. | |
| - Just so we're clear. I'm not here because I'm the least bit interested in Max or impressing any guy. | |
| "'Three wooden crates and the number that Smiler had impressed upon him: | |
| "... I ain't impressed." | |
| "Am greatly impressed with Kansas." | |
| "And the babes are impressed." | |
| "Enlightened" might be too strong a word, but if you'd been on Earth 50 years ago, I think you'd be impressed by what we've gotten done. | |
| 'And Hammond took one last shot at impressing Joss.' | |
| 'Clearly, the best way of impressing him would be to beat Hammond and May 'to our destination.' | |
| - $5 worth of impressing? | |
| - Don't worry about impressing me. | |
| - Just so we're clear. I'm not here because I'm the least bit interested in Max or impressing any guy. | |
