Sentence examples for impressed not to from inspiring English sources

I am impressed, not to say slightly terrified.At the other end of the scale we see two schools run by non-governmental organisations.

These pots were designed to impress, not to pour, and they still startle.The silver pieces that went to Russia were safe enough.

In addition, the city has installed more than 120 miles of bike lanes in the last two years, making it easier for new cyclists to take to the streets dressed to impress, not to duel with cars.

Dress to impress, not to be eye-candy.

You want to impress not distress the other person by looking cheap or not up-to-date.

I was impressed enough not to move my unit into his house".

The best way to impress a girl is not to impress her.

This was fake policy — a show intended to impress the rubes, not to achieve real results.

The mothers and grandmothers, seemingly impressed by the decision not to arrest, cheered on the police.

"Obama also impressed the group, but not to the same degree as Romney.

Mugabe was not impressed and, according to Smith, refused to ever meet him again.