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The phrase "she seemed impressed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's reaction or feelings towards something that has been presented or shown to them.
Example: "After the presentation, she seemed impressed by the innovative ideas we proposed."
Alternatives: "she appeared to be impressed" or "she looked impressed."
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She seemed impressed.
She seemed impressed, mentioned that she'd like to "drop by" my apartment tomorrow night.
As she approached Kingston Avenue, she seemed impressed with the music.
A former Honda loyalist, she seemed impressed by the Pilot, volunteering that she was glad she had a short-term lease on the Mercury Mountaineer she now drives.
But when George W.'s national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, visited Israel last month, she seemed impressed with the strategic value of the Golan Heights.
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She seems impressed, and he likes that.
And she was happy that he seemed impressed, as much by the high sloping ceiling as by the heavy art books in the built-in bookcases, and even the bird's nest retrieved from the back yard, which spoke to a kind of collecting pleasure that transcended mere attainment.
Vancouver, she had replied both times, and both times her questioners had seemed impressed by the distance she had travelled.
She was with some colleagues, who seemed impressed that I had watched a Beşiktaş match from the stands.
Wright seemed impressed.
He seemed impressed.
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