Sentence examples for easy to be impressed from inspiring English sources
It is easy to be impressed by Cavani and it is easy to like Napoli.
It is easy to be impressed by such a sight, but no one could be seduced by it.
It is easy to be impressed by the Albert Paley retrospective at Grounds for Sculpture, the 35-acre sculpture park and museum on the former site of the New Jersey State Fairgrounds in Hamilton.
When you look at Oprah Winfrey's multidecade run through daytime talk — most of it at No. 1 — it's easy to be impressed by what she did to make it happen.
It is only two games into the season, and the Dolphins are noted for beginning strong and finishing weak, but it is easy to be impressed with the job Miami has done so far, and how well Fiedler has played.
If you think it is easy to be impressed with yourself, think again, because not only do your classmates have resumes that sparkle as much as yours -- concert pianists who have performed for the heads of the Commonwealth nations, professional ballerinas with perfect SAT's -- but they got into the Ivy League, too.
The Americans are an easy target, according to the author, who nonetheless claims to be impressed by the Americans' resolve.
Lovester: She was easy to be with, I could relax, not on guard, not feel like I have to impress.
"I thought, 'I'm going to go on this date, and then I probably won't ever see this guy again.' " Nonetheless, she found Dr. Blatman easy to talk to and was impressed that he had looked up some of her articles.
It's hard to capture via photograph to be honest (though we tried), but in person you'll be impressed by how easy it is to use in direct light.
