Parents are no longer impressed by swanky swimming pools.
"We are no longer impressed by vacuum cleaners and refrigerators".
However, what has changed is that consumers have become more discerning and are no longer impressed by celebrity collaborations passed off as credible design.
THESE days clubgoers who consider themselves a cut above are no longer impressed by just a bunch of cushy sofas cordoned off by a velvet rope in a V.I.P. section.
Although criticism of him within his party is growing the left is no longer impressed by his flashy promise to soak the rich through the notorious 75% top income-tax rate come what may (see article)—he faces no internal challenge.
They're no longer impressed by a series of triggered emails; they want these marketing communication to be more relevant to them.
We've reached a point technologically where consumers are no longer impressed by access to data, as data availability, even our own, is increasingly the norm.
Restive Conservative backbenchers seem to be chafing unhappily from the constraints of coalition, and when they look at what the opinion polls are telling them, they conclude that voters are no longer impressed by their protestations of coalition compromises in the national interest.
The reason the Indominus rex is even created is because the general public is no longer impressed by just having dinosaurs in a theme park.
