Sentence examples for relatively unimpressed from inspiring English sources

At the Roosevelt Island station, riders seemed relatively unimpressed with the authority's new gadget.

Again though, as the track progresses, Singh seems relatively unimpressed and slightly bewildered by the peculiar noises emanating from the hi-fi system.

The other teams have sounded relatively unimpressed - both Lotus and Ferrari have indicated that they think their cars could do that sort of time, too.

As for the trailer, I'm relatively unimpressed.

The crowd seems relatively unimpressed, shuffling in their colorful chairs.

These women tend to be non-partisan and relatively unimpressed with ideological appeals, especially appeals on social issues, including abortion.

The media seems to be unimpressed and relatively unshocked yet still aware that drugs and rock 'n' roll are two of the three things most likely to sell papers and, as such, are happy to plaster it across their pages.

The media seems to be unimpressed and relatively un-shocked, yet still aware that drugs and rock and roll are two of the three things most likely to sell papers – and, as such, are happy to plaster it across their pages.

The media seems to be unimpressed and relatively un-shocked, yet still aware that drugs and rock and roll are two of the three things most likely to sell papers and, as such, are happy to plaster it across their pages.

The Jamaican-born coach was eventually given a relatively mild sentence, largely because the jury was unimpressed with the prosecution's "true devil" of a witness.

Conway, James, and McCloskey apparently remained relatively cool to Kieltyka's expansive theory; "they were surprisingly unimpressed" according to Kieltyka, and "it puzzled me but it did not discourage me" (Kieltyka, 2006a).