I hope this question is not a duplicate because I reviewed other posts.
I just want to make sure that I have the right meaning in these specific examples.
If I was watching a movie portraying a technologically advanced device and I commented:
"This is not impressive for me."
This means I am comparing what I am watching to my knowledge, intellectual ability, etc, and I have come to the conclusion that is isn't that impressive. However, to someone of below my intellectual level, might say this is impressive for him.
However, if I commented:
"This is impressive to me"
This doesn't mean I am comparing or judging the work went behind that device, I am just saying this is impressive according to how it is being portrayed or it sounds/looks impressive.
Is that true?
Best Answer
is the usual way to say what I think you mean (more specific context would be helpful).
See to:
Meaning as you see "this", or the concept of "this" comes to you, it is (not) impressive.
As for:
The only related definition I could find was for:
Meaning my feeling is that it is (not) impressive. But in your example doesn't make a lot of literal sense. In the same sense, you could say something like: