Sentence examples for cannot be impressed from inspiring English sources

We cannot be impressed by how prosperous we are in historical terms.

After that, they become sexual, outwardly so, and learn that women (or other men) cannot be impressed by tricks of any kind: if they are watching at all, they are as interested as they are ever going to be, and tricks are of no help.

Even journalists raised in the Nixon era cannot but be impressed.

A critic cannot but be impressed by the courage and intellect of the Chinese-American writer Ha Jin.

Obsessed… A critic cannot but be impressed by the courage and intellect of the Chinese-American writer Ha Jin.

By John Updike Ha Jin A critic cannot but be impressed by the courage and intellect of the Chinese-American writer Ha Jin.

One cannot but be impressed by the breadth of Watsuji's interests, by the depth of his scholarship, and by his ability as a remarkably clear and graceful writer.

Foreigners who come to Budapest cannot help but be impressed when they review the media landscape.

Visitors to Sollac cannot fail to be impressed by its scale.

You cannot help but be impressed when you see little humans, not just playing but rocking out".

But stand back and take it in and you cannot help but be impressed; his ideas may be creepy but his casting is impeccable.