impress upon

I saw the master looking about him as if he wishes to impress upon his mind everything in the room .

I saw the master looking about him as if he wished to impress upon his mind everything in the room.

It develops your will power. It helps to impress upon your subconscious mind the image you want to see realized in your body.

America's cross-border pressure may have been intended in part to impress upon Pakistan's leaders the urgency of the military aspect.

We want to impress upon our people how the truth of Jesus' resurrection changes our lives today--it fills our lives with joy and hope.

Seeing the open door somehow seemed to impress upon all three of them what was facing them.

But I must impress upon both of you the seriousness of what you have done.

Professor Li made a simple speech at the commencement, his word impress upon my mind.

It is time to impress upon him and the generals still propping him up that democracy is not the alternative to stability.

I tell you this to impress upon you theabsolute power there is in taking the time to work on yourself.

There are no facts of the case, Jack adds, but "two fictions, which the opposing teams each seek to impress upon the jury. "

Impress upon the class that the first Adam was not a son of God.

I just want to impress upon you that even though your thesis may pass, there are still some grammatical mistakes to be corrected.

Mr. Molinari, allow me to impress upon you.

We also want to impress upon our people how our view of death is changed, both our own death and the death of Christian family and friends.

Time has left its impress upon him.

Also your Guides would do their best to impress upon you what is best when making your decision.

I am here to impress upon you the urgency and to reach my hand toward you.

I'm trying to impress upon you