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They made the portrait and the broken crop seem lifeless and unimpressive.
THE GUARDED HEIGHTSWADSWORTH CAMP
They were tales which like their own daydreams served as an antidote for the puny, unimpressive realities of their lives.
GARGOYLESBEN HECHT
Eddy is a commonplace name, and would have an unimpressive aspect in the list of the reformed Holy Family.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCEMARK TWAIN (SAMUEL CLEMENS)
Physically an unimpressive figure, small and slight, yet he seemed charged with concentrated energy waiting release.
THE SKY PILOT IN NO MAN'S LANDRALPH CONNOR
After it, everything else was bound to fall flat, dull, and unimpressive.
SKETCHES IN THE HOUSE (1893)T. P. O'CONNOR
Any miraculous manifestation of divine power would be futile as a means of spiritual effect were it unimpressive.
JESUS THE CHRISTJAMES EDWARD TALMAGE
Nor did this total, unimpressive at best, long retain even these poor dimensions.
MERTON OF THE MOVIESHARRY LEON WILSON
He mounted his desk, and read the service in quite a feeble and unimpressive way, though with no lack of solemnity.
PASSAGES FROM THE ENGLISH NOTEBOOKS, VOLUME 1NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
I split my unimpressive patrimony in two and John took his part and wandered south on a mining adventure.
SHORT STORIES OF VARIOUS TYPESVARIOUS
Visitors to the museum at Colombo may see a replica of the relic and its setting: it is a tawdry, unimpressive object.
EAST OF SUEZFREDERIC COURTLAND PENFIELD

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