Sentence examples for do not impress from inspiring English sources

England do not impress in a 2-0 win.

Its replacement trains, the N and the R, do not impress her.

Such shows of contrition do not impress those whose homes are irradiated.

His calls to forge "21st-century socialism" do not impress many Venezuelans as they watch their country's infrastructure crumble.

But such protests do not impress the tribunal, whose chief prosecutor, Carla Del Ponte, says there are no grounds for Mr. Racan to appeal against the indictment.

But the phones, which promise Internet connections fast enough to download audio and video files, snap and send photos and hold teleconferences, do not impress Mr. Ohno.

Most of these gewgaws don't impress him.

"What people want" arguments don't impress me.

Achievements such as these don't impress everyone, however.

Obviously, dogs that say sausages don't impress like they used to.

"You don't impress me, sir," she snaps at one point.