Significados de impressionable people en inglés

In Charleston he shared the fire, zeal and enthusiasm of an impressionable people.

A quick revulsion of feeling swept through the impressionable people.

Mr Prigozhin shrugged off the indictment, saying: Americans are very impressionable people; they see what they want to see.

This is the sort of film a few overly impressionable people will declare the best they have ever seen.

In these small matters I was extremely punctilious, as I saw what an impressionable people I had to deal with.

The impressionable people wept, they appointed a "day of vanities" and laid all their rich robes and jewels at Savonarola's feet.

For this is a much more impressionable people than the English; any wind from the Spirit blows in upon their minds quickly and easily.

If nobody tells young impressionable people what consent is, it can be easily disregarded as a mistake even though it's a pretty horrible thing.

Speaking to the RIA Novosti state news agency on Friday, Prigozhin said: The Americans are really impressionable people, they see what they want to see.