Sentence examples for not all that impressed from inspiring English sources

I'm not all that impressed with the LG Vu.

In terms of quality I'm not all that impressed.

It's not that using the "360degree" view in the app is hard, it's just that I'm not all that impressed with the design.

But Republicans are not all that impressed by the effort so far.

Back then, I was entertained, but not all that impressed, by my test drive in the reborn 500.

A Time magazine journalist attended the event, gazed at Napoleon's penis, and was not all that impressed.

The Guardian's Roger Tooth isn't all that impressed.

His opponents might then retort that the Republicans weren't all that impressed when Bill Clinton was the one doing the trick.

Also, before I watched my screener, an old colleague told me that he wasn't all that impressed by the episode, helpfully lowering my excitement by ten per cent.

The Brits pulled in its lowest TV figures for years and, judging by the Twitter-storm, many of those that did bother watching weren't all that impressed by the antics of James Corden.

It's only $99, but Martha wasn't all that impressed with its accuracy.