unimpressed
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definition
adjective
However, industry observers were unimpressed , and it has failed to lift the share price.
feeling no admiration, interest, or respect.
example
Fortunately, he says, they were 'unimpressed' by his superstar status.
However, industry observers were 'unimpressed' , and it has failed to lift the share price.
Lyon was 'unimpressed' by the results of that project because its beautiful maps had no apparent utility.
She looked decidedly 'unimpressed' with the boys' antics, or her hiccups, or something.
The people in the country are generally unimpressed by the arguments for war and as 'unimpressed' with the arguments for peace.
I'm sure Marie-Claire won't mind me admitting that I was a little 'unimpressed' by the first class or two.
He has a detailed discussion of the provisions of several laws and is 'unimpressed' .
After all, the last time our Richard tried for the franchise, the powers-that-be were 'unimpressed' .
One woman with fiery red hair and seemingly a temper to match seemed 'unimpressed' with Sparrow's act.
When they awoke their stinking hangovers were not helped by being hauled up in front of a distinctly 'unimpressed' female judge.
The horse Winston was singularly 'unimpressed' by any of these aspects; in fact, he looked extremely sulky.
Of course, as he tells his story, what emerges is his fundamental decency, and Old Nick remains 'unimpressed' .
I had a sausage roll for breakfast, and was severely 'unimpressed' with myself.
Hong Kong's recycling industry is 'unimpressed' with the pilot schemes so far.
I rewound a film that had been in my camera since last year and took it to be developed and was singularly 'unimpressed' with the results.
As a veteran sari-wearer, she has seen most styles and patterns and is 'unimpressed' with the show.
Many remain 'unimpressed' , still waiting for a new top-down ideology to chart the course.
Like so many people we believed the spiel about Hardy's Bay and were really 'unimpressed' when we arrived!
You are also unconventional, irreverent, and 'unimpressed' by authority and rules.
It was once regarded with suspicion by employers, who were 'unimpressed' by the notion of students lazing around for months.
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