Sweden; Leibnitz; the august house of Brunswick; Tillotson; the emperor of China; the Parliament of England; the Council of the great Mogul; in short, all you who do not believe one word which I have taught in my courses on divinity, I declare to you, that I regard you all as pagans and publicans, as, in order to engrave it on your unimpressible brains, I have often told you before. ❋ Unknown (2007)
For what good, say these unimpressible and incredulous men, for what good was this miracle? ❋ Unknown (2007)
No, he needed to do something dramatic-something that would impress a woman as sleek and cool and, well, unimpressible as Tammy Hudson surely was. ❋ Deaver, Jeffery (2006)
Another objectionable circumstance is, that the pokey unknowns support each other in being unimpressible. ❋ Unknown (2004)
The low, bad, unimpressible face is coming up from the depths of the river, or what other depths, to the surface again. ❋ Unknown (2004)
No, he needed to do something dramatic -- something that would impress a woman as sleek and cool and, well, unimpressible as Tammy Hudson surely was. ❋ Unknown (2004)
His natural attitude was not the meditative, nor his natural mood the sentimental; impressionable he was as dimpling water, but, almost as water, unimpressible: the breeze, the sun, moved him — metal could not grave, nor fire brand. ❋ Unknown (2003)
Amos could hardly realise that this moral heroine was the sister whom he had once known so weak, so self-willed, so unimpressible for anything that was good and holy. ❋ T.P. Wilson (N/A)
It was the blacksmith whom I found hard and unimpressible as his own anvil, dark as his forge, and as unpitying as its flames. ❋ Various (N/A)
No. 5, a front view, where every muscle stands out in perfect relief, and the symmetry of the most unimpressible of mortals is finely shown. ❋ Various (N/A)
After finding that disappointments repeated themselves, he accepted them as the natural order of events, let his fancies go as the beau ideal that he was to seek for through life, and became the polished, unimpressible man of society. ❋ Various (N/A)
Hence, many of these volumes, heavy and unimpressible as they look, yet are stamped strongly with the marks of the individuality, or of the peculiar intellectual cast, of living men. ❋ John Hill Burton (N/A)
The enthusiasm of those very hard and unimpressible entities, the railroad companies, thus manifesting itself in low rates and gratuitous advertising, could not fail to be contagious. ❋ Various (N/A)
For with all his immensely vivacious play of brain, there was something in his mental and moral nature from first to last stubbornly inelastic and unimpressible, that made him equally secure against expansion and collapse. ❋ Herford, C H (1905)
But McClellan had a soldierly contempt for such intermeddling in matters military, and was wholly unimpressible. ❋ Morse, John T (1899)
Unwilling to admit to his usually grave unimpressible self the fact that he was restless and disturbed, he reduced his pace to a dignified march, extended his chosen beat to ❋ A. Ethelwyn Wetherald (1898)
He had the muffled irregular voice, and alert yet unimpressible manner, peculiar to deafness. ❋ Julian Hawthorne (1890)
And the fault lies with themselves, for the hardness is that of an unimpressible and perverse judgment. ❋ Editor (1889)
