Sentence examples for quite impressionable from inspiring English sources

I was quite impressionable and I'd just say yes to everything because I wanted to keep my job.

'I was quite impressionable, and if I was in New York or Los Angeles, I might get off my course.

Not only does it give the wrong messages to young people, who are often quite impressionable, but the wider public become cynical about the responses to drug offenders".

I'm not really bothered because I don't feel I'm influenced by it – I don't look at her and want to be like Miley Cyrus but some girls are quite impressionable.

My point: Children are quite impressionable.

Discussing Charlie's motives, Anderson stated: "Ruby's at that age where she is quite impressionable, and Charlie doesn't want to see her getting hurt.

As it turned out, even my 3-year-old niece isn't quite that impressionable.

As I was still quite young and impressionable, and as my parents never bothered to explain reality to their children, I viewed Dominique's success as a sign that Armageddon was nigh.

It is one thing for consenting adults to attend these events and it is quite another to allow impressionable children to sit ringside as participants set out to maim and attack each other with objects such as razors and chairs".

At the time, our fearless Commander In Chief was still very impressionable and quite susceptible to peer pressure from neoconservative intellectual ideologues whom he empowered solely for the purpose of carrying out this tragic agenda that was in the works prior to Bush even taking office.

Across her absurdly hilarious story arc that brinks on, and at times flies headfirst into, implausibility, Botwin's morality quickly descends lower and lower until it manifests, quite abruptly, through her most-impressionable son, Shane.