Meanings of impressionable nature in English

Indeed, his warm impressionable nature was not the temperament of a fortune-hunter.

He was built of an extremely impressionable nature and a commanding good sense.

He saw Natalie's fine hand there, and the boy's impressionable nature.

Yet her impressionable nature is a danger to her.

She was of an impressionable nature, and naturally surrounded Dane Norwood with the glamour of romance.

She was of an ardent, impressionable nature.

Caleb's impressionable nature answered to this change.

She was a very sensitive woman, and her impressionable nature had been strongly affected by what she had suffered.

This hourly struggle with the public, the hisses, the applause, would, with my impressionable nature, drive me mad, I am sure.

But whether he meditated the Muses or the philosophers, the loneliness of Hintock life was beginning to tell upon his impressionable nature.

The hot blood of his impressionable nature mounted to his cheeks, and his heart was aflame with a sudden intoxication of desire.

I fell in love with all the poets one after another; but being of an impressionable nature the last acquaintance disgusted me with the rest.

Or is his duplicity an exemplification of the facility toward evil of this kind that is natural to an extremely impressionable nature which lacks stability?

It was a trying time for sensitive, impressionable natures with nothing to do.

Society in the Southwest at that day was full of perils to young men, especially to young men of talent and generous, impressionable natures.

"Baron," he said, "I have ever chided myself for loving you, for you were always a bad example to weak and impressionable natures.