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Meanings of favourably impressed in English

We have no meanings for "favourably impressed" in our records yet.
Usage of favourably impressed in English
1
He was not favourably impressed with the Emperor Nicholas or his people.
The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.III. / From the Acc...
2
I must confess that I was not very favourably impressed with Mr.
From Whose Bourne
3
Mr. Klein arrived, and Oswald Tarleton was not favourably impressed by him.
War-time Silhouettes
4
Geoffrey Barrington was not very favourably impressed by the Murata household.
Kimono
5
A first-rate horsewoman herself, she was by no means favourably impressed with it.
Belles and Ringers
6
Moreover, I was not favourably impressed with my first sight of young Bohun.
The Secret City
7
But on the whole Barron's manner in these remarks had favourably impressed his companion.
The Case of Richard Meynell
8
Longstreet, on the other hand, was obviously very favourably impressed.
The Desert Valley
9
Avery surveyed him also, and as not very favourably impressed.
The Bars of Iron
10
I'm not favourably impressed with that doctor; an officious bumpkin, he seems to me.
Roger Ingleton, Minor
11
He taps the marble mantelpiece, and is favourably impressed by the tinny sound.]
What Every Woman Knows
12
That he had favourably impressed the court was clear.
The Snare
13
And Leicester was favourably impressed with his new acquaintance.
History of the United Netherlands from the Death of William the ...
14
I was never so favourably impressed with any man.
Arcadian Adventures with the Idle Rich
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Mrs. M'Gregor was very favourably impressed with the Inspector.
The Golden Scorpion
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I confess, from what I've seen of the fellow, he has not favourably impressed me.
The Lone Ranche
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