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Meanings of quite unimpressed in anglès

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Usage of quite unimpressed in anglès
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He had been quite unimpressed by Ida May's airs and graces.
Sheila of Big Wreck Cove: A Story of Cape Cod
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It was satisfactory (though somewhat provoking) that the stranger seemed quite unimpressed.
Penny Plain
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She turned and looked, pretending to be quite unimpressed.
The Spenders: A Tale of the Third Generation
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Harold Jupp was quite unimpressed by Millie Splay's outburst.
The Summons
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But the cause of it was quite unimpressed.
The Rocks of Valpré
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Jack was quite unimpressed by the question of whether the giant was a particularly gigantic giant.
Heretics
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And he made no excuses, and seemed quite unimpressed by her mood one way or another.
Halcyone
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Image: Smithsonian Archive At the age of 10, Amelia's first view of a plane left her quite unimpressed.
Wired
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Even Jacket, he noted, endured the strain better; the boy was cheerful, philosophical, quite unimpressed by his surroundings.
Rainbow's End
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We got in late. He went on spreading butter upon his bread, evidently quite unimpressed by her magnificence.
Lonesome Land
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The stranger, however, appeared quite unimpressed.
The Swindler and Other Stories
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But Robin appeared quite unimpressed.
The Vision of Desire
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But Priscilla was quite unimpressed.
The Swindler and Other Stories
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They swarmed about me-theywere of every colour, from pale Greek to black Numidian-andthey all talked at once, quite unimpressed by my greatness.
Julian
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Quite unimpressed by Garrison's personality or calling, Will advanced and shook his hand.
A Husband by Proxy
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"I am thinking of the seas of blood shed by Catholicism." Emile replied, quite unimpressed.
The Magic Skin
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