| Do you really want to exist in a state of constant intense impressionability? |
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| A year later she had a 19-year-old's impressionability and a summer job as a White House intern. |
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| I'm beyond the age of impressionability myself, yet I listened to Ramadani spellbound. |
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| Marketing to teenagers must not unduly exploit teenagers' impressionability, or susceptibility to peer or social pressures. |
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| They must be moved by your sensitivity and extraordinary impressionability. |
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| The display is not on the grounds of a public school, where, given the impressionability of the young, government must exercise particular care in separating church and state. |
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| Given the impressionability and reduced maturity levels of young people, correctional workers' direct and indirect use of violence may teach young people that problems can be resolved through the use or threat of violence. |
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| The experiment is believed to demonstrate the extreme impressionability and obedience of people when they are presented with a supporting ideology and power. |
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| Still, the essay makes good reading, and this is precisely because young Kristol, in his boyish impressionability, was alive to the intellectual tremors of his own moment, which were huge. |
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| Man differs from animals in his greater impressionability and consequent greater capacity for enjoyment, as well as in his tendency to deteriorate under adverse conditions. |
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| In this novel from her own youth, Austen created a teenage heroine who keeps making mistakes, but whose impressionability is loveable to the hero as well as the reader. |
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