Sentence examples for not really impressed from inspiring English sources

I'm not really impressed with Sanders.

But I'm not really impressed by celebrities.

I talk to my manager about it and he's not really impressed with anything.

"The mass audience has turned Kennedy into a celebrity, so historians are not really impressed by him," Dallek told me.

I learned this style as a child but I'm not really impressed with my comic or ironic side.

How is he playing today?" That one gorgeous little scoop-pass apart, he's not really impressed, but his team-mates are hardly helping.

Yes, the Orioles and the A's pulled off huge surprises this season with rosters that did not really impress anyone, and maybe the Mets can, too, in 2013.

"But with the World Cup imminent and not really impressing people with his on-the-field form I think that's a bit of a risk really".

"But with the World Cup imminent and not really impressing people with his on-the-field form I think that's a bit of a risk really". Cuthbert still has a year to run on his contract at Cardiff Blues and has been named in Wales' 34-man squad for the 2015 Six Nations championship.

Oh, she wasn't really impressed, it turns out.

"I was really pleased to get out of school; I wasn't really impressed by it.