Sentence examples for was too impressed from inspiring English sources

It is fair to say nobody was too impressed.

Describing him as "the biggest nut in the house," Lewis didn't exactly sound like he was too impressed with the great Bronx-born director's work.

We shouldn't be too impressed by this.

And his team-mates won't be too impressed either.

"I can't say I'm too impressed by old Bronzino," Jacob said.

With that in mind, Lavin's locker-room speech to his players was about not being too impressed with themselves.

Bergkamp is unlikely to be too impressed by a token couple of minutes at the end, but by that stage Wenger had other things on his mind.

However, one attendee told Cruz he shouldn't be too impressed with the crowd – after all, there was nothing else going on in Chariton on a Saturday night.

This shows an obvious edge for Romney in this blue state, but I don't think the Romney campaign should be too impressed with its effort.

He probably won't be too impressed with the fact that the Man City board have lined up Jose Marine-o to replace him" - Rob Morgan.

That was a good lesson — that you should never be too impressed with your own ideas if your name recognition in a Congressional district is only eight or whatever it was".