Sentence examples for Quite impressively from inspiring English sources

It does it quite impressively, too.

These figures show quite impressively, that there is a need, that there is a demand for these offers.

Bloodbath is a silly, often corny and quite impressively gory spoof of the horror genre, mixing toilet humour with potshots at Alien, The Entity, Poltergeist, The Legend of Hell House and assorted Hammer films.

He has rescued his reputation once, quite impressively, but it will be difficult to go through the whole rebuilding operation again now that Uruguay and, to some extent, Suárez have made it plain they regard the English as his persecutors.

But if the economic revolution of the last 30 years has increased the wealth generating capacity of the economy quite impressively, it has also ensured that the principal beneficiaries are the already wealthy.

The Czechs kept Czechoslovakia's place in the elite 16-team World Group after the country's division, while the Slovaks had to start again in the event's minor leagues and work their way back up, which they did quite impressively, reaching the 2005 final, which they lost to Croatia.

Moreno puts his there, though not quite as impressively as what's gone before.

While the Pearl River delta to the south and the Yangtze delta to the north have boomed, subtropical Fujian has prospered too, but not quite so impressively.

During a training camp in which Coach Herman Edwards has placed an emphasis on younger players developing their skills, perhaps no rookie has stepped forward quite as impressively, or as surprisingly, as Coleman, a fifth-round pick out of Washington State.

"That's why I like the KBIT, because it is relatively quick, you get really quite an impressively reliable score, even though you would still make allowances – you wouldn't take the literal score… you wouldn't pay attention to that, but you'd pay attention relative to those other little tests, because almost certainly it'll be an underestimate of the person's real ability because of acculturation".

Stuart Craig's production design has turned gray and black, and is often quite handsome in an impressively gloomy way.