Sentence examples for exactly impressed from inspiring English sources

The market is not exactly impressed.

— wasn't exactly impressed with the former actor from Eureka, Illinois.

Mrs Amstell, played by Rebecca Front, wasn't exactly impressed by his plans to take up acting.

"I once witnessed Pringle being chucked out of a club in Hong Kong for attempting to get friendly with girl who wasn't exactly impressed with his chat-up lines," says Ashley Williams.

Keith Parker Chief Executive, Nuclear Industry Association London WC2   While I'm not exactly impressed with Labour's leadership campaign  (I am a party member), Caroline Lucas's proposal (25 August) to form a pact where one party will not compete against the other in seats is ludicrous.

Pogba has not exactly impressed so far, but he needs a chance to roam rather than hold and if Rooney remains undroppable, then swapping Carrick, who was steady against Northampton, for Fellaini seems the obvious route for the visit of Leicester.

And her style of baker's pants and chocolate-stained shirts did not exactly impress her stepdaughters.

Still, despite an abundance of injuries and an unsettling number of embarrassing moments, the Mets are still afloat at 32-29, two games ahead of where they were at this stage last season, if not exactly impressing anyone.

But in terms of execution, the whole "touch" part didn't exactly impress.

Rounding out: there's still EVDO downloads; there's no more SD card slot; and the new joystick mechanism didn't exactly impress, at least not immediately.

No, this isn't a case of Henny Penny, but AT&T's official numbers for its second fiscal quarter didn't exactly impress Wall Street, most notably how many iPhones were activated.