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He’s at an impressionable age.
As has been rightly said, we take them at their most impressionable age.
They are sold to members of the public and to susceptible and impressionable young people in particular.
Those gangs live off the profits of selling drugs, often to vulnerable and impressionable teenagers.
We are talking about young people who, however vile their crimes, are still impressionable and at the formative stages of their lives.
Schoolchildren were young and impressionable.
There was no doubt, it said, of the importance of training children in good habits at the most impressionable age, and of the nursery school's value in influencing parents.
For impressionable youth, this kind of presentation can have a lasting impact, because it is articulated by someone who is considered a respected scholar in the religious community.
Breast augmentation jostles alongside liposuction to compete for the attention of an impressionable audience.
