1.   That impressionable child who had swooned and sighed and lain in bed dreaming of Jake MacKay had finally grown up with a vengeance.

2.   But Mr Sibsey told T V programme planners to think carefully before showing scenes that might be watched by impressionable young children.

3.   At worst, they contend, impressionable children are being browbeaten into an irrational rejection of consumption, economic growth and free-market capitalism.

4.   Both speeches seemed to have worked, but those were impressionable children, not hardened adults.

5.   Burns, who comes across as the sedated twin of the hyperactive Steve, acknowledged that meaning so much to impressionable children is both a privilege and a burden.

6.   But some parents and critics of the tobacco industry were outraged by the article, saying it sent a horrid message to impressionable children.

7.   Collings had an idea for a device that would block TV shows that parents deemed unsuitable for impressionable young children.

8.   If Halloween works black magic on impressionable children, then could it be that the effort to drive Halloween out of the schools is actually a plot to ...

9.   Please keep in mind that an impressionable child was absorbing all of this.

10.   Parents must teach their impressionable young children that profanity and racial slurs are wrong.