Examples of using Profound impression in English and their translations into German
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That made a profound impression on me.
Twombly's sensitive approach to mythological themes andhistorical topoi made a profound impression on him.
The film captures profound impressions of natural beauty and human life.
The cultural exchanges make a profound impression.
It makes a profound impression on the multitude, but it only exasperated the rulers.
It seems that your dancing has made a profound impression upon him.
These events in Medjugorje made a profound impression on me. Everything seemed natural and normal to me. I do not see any kind of oddities.
Vladimir Ilyich told me that this widespread cowardice made a very profound impression upon him at that time.
It must have made a profound impression on those lamenting people who had been abandoned by their priests and, as they believed, by their gods.
Your personality, Mr President,and your views on European integration made a profound impression on me on that occasion.
Peter's declaration that he had seen Jesus in the garden made a profound impression upon his fellow apostles, and they were about ready to surrender their doubts when Andrew got up and warned them not to be too much influenced by his brother's report.
Reading a biography ofCharles Borromeo, the holy bishop of Milan who had justrecently died in 1584, left a profound impression on him.
In this way, visitors to the fair will get a profound impression of the diversity of the sporting and leisure infrastructure.
Thereupon the man spoke, but not words;it was a dialogue of thoughts after which remained an indescribable profound impression.
These monumental performances of Messiah and Israel in Egypt left such a profound impression on him that he studied every note in both these scores with a sense of growing wonderment.
Although Burkert had no experience of ballet, theunmediated humanity of Pina Bausch's contemporary dance language left a profound impression on him.
Thomas was awestruck at the monks' lifestyle. Everything left a profound impression on him-the calm, the silent prayer, the study, the divine office that always began with.
I suppose that it is difficult really to convey toanyone who has not been to such places, the profound impression they leave upon the mind;
If I told anything,my tale would be such as must necessarily make a profound impression on the mind of my hearer: and that mind, yet from its sufferings too prone to gloom, needed not the deeper shade of the supernatural.
The documentation on the traffic routes, which required special activities by the new settlers due to the high mountains,left profound impressions.
The sense of evolutionary duty andthe obligations consequent upon the illumination of revelation make such a profound impression upon man's moral nature that he finally reaches that position of mind and that attitude of soul where he concludes that he has no right not to believe in God.
It is almost impossible to tour the Valdes Peninsula and its surrounding attractions without encountering the profound impression left by Lady Diana Spencer while in the area. LaNacion.
S ister Elizabeth read the books of Saint John of the Cross, Saint Catherine of Siena, and Sister Thérèse of Lisieux, a young Carmelite who had recently died(1897),who made a profound impression on her. She copied out her“Act of Oblation to Merciful Love” several times.