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Kitty's family was unworldly, unimpressed by power, or money.

Once serious Republicans take a closer look at Mr Trump, they are liable to be unimpressed.

Thoreau usually remained alone unimpressed by the ideas or actions of others.

Indians, on paper big winners from free-market reforms, appear unimpressed: support has dropped to 58% from 73%.

Sensitive as they were, they were unimpressed by levels of arsenic in drinking water or particulates in the air.

Madeleine Albright recently learned that her youngest granddaughter is unimpressed by her illustrious career. “What’s the big deal about Grandma Maddy being Secretary of State?” she asked.

Despite her precocious start, Universal production chief Edward Muhl was unimpressed by the young Elizabeth, and her contract was canceled after just six months.

His family was unimpressed: his mother wept at his decision to "sell his soul to foreign devils", while an uncle ordered him to change his name, to avoid further disgracing the clan.

While some are unimpressed that people tried to cheat the system, others point out a potentially unintended consequence: the scheme could simply encourage smokers to light up more often.

But markets were unimpressed.

The markets were unimpressed.

The sabre-toothed monsters are unimpressed.

Yet green groups and local authorities are unimpressed.

The IMF had declared itself unimpressed by proposals to sort out the mess.

"The computer programmer was also unimpressed by the game: "I can buy software to teach me this. "

Naturally, Mourinho was unimpressed with the decision, and believes the linesman's error cost Chelsea all three points, something he was trying to put across to the fourth official.

Coyle was similarly unimpressed. "United were ruthless and clinical," he said. "they certainly took their chances well, but as good as they were we shot ourselves in the foot."

The judge was unimpressed.

But anti-austerity protestors outside were unimpressed;

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Wall Street is unimpressed by the TARP, America’s much-vaunted $700-billion bail-out. The Dow Jones Industrial Average had plunged by 679 points, or 7.3% on Thursday.

He appeared unimpressed; but then, unimpressed was his default state.

Christopher Columbus brought a handful of cacao beans back to Spain — and and the Spanish looked at them, unimpressed.

His plea unimpressed the vast majority of shareholders present.

Unable to find a bed and unimpressed by the rabbit warren of slapdash buildings, Ms. Liu scowled as the smell of trash wafted up around her. "Beijing isn't like this in the movies, " she said.