Sentence examples similar to are particularly impressionable from inspiring English sources

The 18 rating derives from violence, which is a tad inexplicable: if your teenager is particularly impressionable and has an unhealthy obsession with the military, then, fair enough, letting him have the game might not be advisable.

Young adulthood tends to be a particularly impressionable period of life.

The latter is particularly important for young people as they are at an impressionable stage in their lives.

I was exposed to Chris Marker's work at a particularly impressionable age.

"When you're a kid, you are so impressionable.

Do we really think founders are that impressionable?

"Young lads are very impressionable - I can't put too much blame on them.

Our youth are extremely impressionable.

We must remember they are very impressionable.

My point: Children are quite impressionable.

Adults might still counter: but kids are too impressionable.