Sentence examples for are usually impressed from inspiring English sources

"People are usually impressed," he said.

When they do, they are usually impressed.

"When I tell people I use Linux on a P.D.A. every day, people are usually impressed," he said.

Law schools do not, as a rule, have specific academic requirements for admission, but they are usually impressed by applicants who can demonstrate that they have challenged themselves in a diverse course of study.

Even what is borrowed, however, is usually impressed with a distinctive Jewish stamp.

Though the historian is usually impressed by casting like for like, having people play themselves may be a step too far.

Then, the idea that they are guilty is usually impressed upon them by the police.

People were usually impressed when I told them I was the security manager for one of the world's most famous and successful art dealers and gallery owners.

The details of a drawing are usually what impress viewers the most; they are the glamorous part of a drawing that seduce and dazzle.

This pleased me very much, especially the young man's reaction, as he is a hot-shot abstractionist and way up front in the avant garde and isn't usually impressed by a painting unless it is totally meaningless and was completed about half an hour ago.

Ethiopia is not usually impressed by Western music, and the audience gave only a lukewarm reception to the rapper Ludacris, the opening act.