Sentence examples for not impressed though from inspiring English sources

Some teachers are not impressed, though, by sample test materials that helpfully point out to them which of the 40 words in the test (which includes "snemp", "vat" and "osk") are, in Gove speak, "pseudo" words.

Michael Holding is not impressed though as the ball hit the top roll of the pad and was barely clipping the bails.

The market wasn't impressed, though, as home builders tumbled through Tuesday afternoon.

Buddy TV's Gina Pusateri wasn't impressed, though, calling it pretty low -- even for Victoria -- to use Sarah to try and break up her son's relationship.

The border police weren't impressed though, as they considered with horror the unfolded duvets in the hallway, the curry splattered over the walls, the shocking spectacle of kitchen rolls, in packets, stored in a broken cubby-hole above the stairs.

Gamers and action movie fans may not be impressed, though, since there isn't a whole lot of low rumble.

Don't worry if some boys aren't impressed though, you live life to impress yourself and relax on comments.

Not everyone is impressed, though, especially current and past city employees, who have seen big changes to their health insurance and probably will see reductions in their pensions.

They were impressed, though not as much as they would be by Mark Sanchez of the University of Southern California.

Scott was also not impressed with Kenyon Martin, even though he won a rookie award in November.

Blair remembers being impressed by Powell's competence and directness, though not impressed enough to make him first choice for the chief-of-staff role when he won the Labour leadership the following year.