I should've listened to this at 19 when I was more impressionable.
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Perhaps junior soldiers are exposed to more traumatic events, or are simply more impressionable.
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Passion and authenticity, rather than a well-rehearsed speech, will leave a more impressionable impact.
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It's great that the event that involves, and perhaps targets, a younger, more impressionable teen demographic is making progress first.
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Yeah, but you and I are grown men who can make these sorts of distinctions, but certainly teenagers are much more impressionable.
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Perhaps because if it once made me think I was luxurious, now it reminds me of a younger, more impressionable version of myself.
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Its inhabitants could find themselves living in goldfish bowl over the two years, as tabloid journalists trawl their social media accounts for signs of egregious spending habits and the more impressionable residents land themselves reality TV deals.
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Dunham also makes the point that what most audiences will see, especially the younger and more impressionable ones—the ones who are assaulted and raped and in daunting numbers — is less nuanced than whatever message West may be trying to send.
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Younger, more impressionable children with an inchoate understanding of politics may be confused if they hear their parents supporting candidate X while their teacher insists on candidate Y. Either way, it seems a mistake to make political advocacy a main thrust of the school day.
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They installed his more impressionable brother Jamasp on the throne. One of the other reasons behind Kavad's deposal was his execution of Sukhra. Meanwhile, chaos was occurring in the country, notably in Mesopotamia.
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The main disadvantage of the congregate system is the older, more vicious boys are housed with the younger, more impressionable boys. This disadvantage is overcome with the cottage system.The cottage system is also known as the "family system". The individual buildings were usually referred to as cottages or houses.
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In 496, due to the socioeconomic and religious changes implemented by Kavad I, the nobility and Zoroastrian clergy had him deposed. They installed his more impressionable brother Jamasp on the throne. One of the other reasons behind Kavad's deposal was his execution of Sukhra. Meanwhile, chaos was occurring in the country, notably in Mesopotamia.
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However, medieval women were thought to be more susceptible to experiencing a rapture based on Galen's writings on humor theory. Medieval theologians interpreted the feminine softness and coldness described by Galen as evidence that women were more impressionable to visions. Also, the Christian idea that God used humble beings as his vessels supported the ability of Medieval women to act as mystics.
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Fletch misses his induction with Lloyd because he is fixing clinical nurse manager Tess Bateman's (Suzanne Packer) car. Lloyd is shocked when he meets Fletch as he is expecting a young nurse who will be "slightly more impressionable". Fletch's confidence surprises Lloyd, who becomes wary of Fletch. Fletch and Lloyd treat Amy Harris (Nikki Sanderson), a young woman who is suspected to be pregnant.
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ISIS social media posts have mobilized ordinary citizens throughout the world and other radical jihadists groups to act upon their digitized demands. Their methods have worked to effectively recruit younger individuals to join their groups in a consolidated setting. Platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube are more impressionable mediums, especially on a younger demographic. For this reason, ISIS strategically places their polished messages on these platforms to attract potential new members from an early age.
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Strindberg developed a theory that sexual warfare was not motivated by carnal desire but by relentless human will. The winner was the one who had the strongest and most unscrupulous mind, someone who, like a hypnotist, could coerce a more impressionable psyche into submission. His view on psychological power struggles may be seen in works such as Creditors (1889), The Stronger (1889), and Pariah (1889). In 1888, after a separation and reconciliation with Siri von Essen, he founded the Scandinavian Experimental Theatre in Copenhagen, where Siri became manager.
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In tandem with these criticisms, the advertising industry has seen low approval rates in surveys and negative cultural portrayals. One of the most controversial criticisms of advertisement in the present day is that of the predominance of advertising of foods high in sugar, fat, and salt specifically to children. Critics claim that food advertisements targeting children are exploitive and are not sufficiently balanced with proper nutritional education to help children understand the consequences of their food choices. Additionally, children may not understand that they are being sold something, and are therefore more impressionable.
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Manipulation plays a huge part in brainwashing children into becoming soldiers in fact, the military specifically targets children for this reason. According to an article by Vision, a child's underdeveloped ability to assess danger makes them the perfect candidate to take risk and difficult assignments that adults would normally refuse. Children are more impressionable than adults with a less developed sense of morals and values, making it easy for them to be shaped by a military official. Oftentimes commanders would use revenge as a tool to motivate children to kill.
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Many of these methods increase exposure to younger consumers, who studies show, tend to be more impressionable than adults and whose eating patterns as children can continue long into their adult lives. There are calls for junk food television advertisements to be banned before 9.00 pm to prevent children seeing them.Top paediatrician says it's time to give parents extra votes for their children The Guardian Because of the misinformation and easy access to processed and prepackaged foods, people are more likely to choose them over fresh food or healthier packaged foods. That can lead to health related diseases and obesity.
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