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Meanings of more impressed in English

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Usage of more impressed in English
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And even more impressed with the quality of the frame and mat.
NY Magazine
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With every foot of the way Thorpe became more and more impressed.
The Blazed Trail
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This more and more impressed the trained student, who one day exclaimed:
That Fortune
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They were no more impressed than they had been an hour before.
Fine things
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He was more impressed by great manners than were the old kings.
The Court of the Empress Josephine
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But she was more impressed by how pleasant and unassuming he was.
Family ties
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Dudley seemed, of the two, the more impressed by his friend's words.
The Wharf by the Docks: A Novel
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But he was sad that she hadn't been more impressed by Yvonne.
Jewels
9
Are men more impressed by women who play soccer or climb mountains?
59 seconds: think a little, change a lot
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However, the judges were far more impressed with his sweet loaf.
Independent.ie
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He was more impressed, however-quitea bit more-byRuth's other talents.
Crown of Slaves
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Quenneville said he liked his first game, and was even more impressed Saturday.
Reuters
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I'm even more impressed than I was a few moments ago, High Admiral.
Echoes Of Honor
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But I was still more impressed by Old Upsala, about three miles distant.
James Nasmyth, Engineer: An Autobiography
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Tracy had been even more impressed with the enhanced photo, and more certain.
Fortunate harbor
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Willis was much more impressed by the story than he would have admitted.
The Pit Prop Syndicate
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