Sentence examples for seems unimpressive from inspiring English sources

Once you've dated a certain number of people, you may come to a point where everyone seems unimpressive.

By Olivia de Recat December 26, 2017 Once you've dated a certain number of people, you may come to a point where everyone seems unimpressive.

Observing, only the quality obtained by the algorithms, the improvement seems unimpressive.

Compared with Jasper's organ, the decoding of the human genome seems unimpressive.

But for a president widely regarded as more fluent and comfortable with impromptu speaking than Bush was, the achievement seems unimpressive.

If prices at times seemed unimpressive, this was only by comparison with inflated estimates.

NO LARGER than a rugby ball, its brittle clay cracked and broken in places, the Cyrus cylinder may seem unimpressive at first glance.

And while 500 commands per second may seem unimpressive in a day of gigahertz chips, the proper comparison is not with other computers but with human beings.

Later, when this seemed unimpressive, he renamed it the billionaires' dinner; then the scientists' dinner - whatever worked to bring lively people round him.

Lest this seem unimpressive, I should mention that those hours nearly equaled the total time I spent so occupied in 1985.

While there was a little misfortune for Bayern at the opener in the second minute, the level of concentration still seemed unimpressive.