Sentence examples for Still impressive though from inspiring English sources
Still, impressive though it sounds, erecting floating or floatable structures is the easy part.
The ruins cover a considerable area and are still impressive, though nothing remains of the houses, palaces, and gardens that must have surrounded the temple precinct in ancient times.
Karnak contains the northern group of the Theban city temples, called in ancient times Ipet-Isut, "Chosen of Places". The ruins cover a considerable area and are still impressive, though nothing remains of the houses, palaces, and gardens that must have surrounded the temple precinct in ancient times.
These are still impressive though considering the LRO is around 30 miles up and the descent stage module's deck is only 12 feet in diameter.
Nearby is the city's 16th-century castle (mostly reconstructed yet still impressive), and though the ninja temple, Myoryuji, has no connection whatsoever with the ninja, it is still fascinating, with its trap doors, hidden floors and dedicated hari-kiri room.
The battery is the same size, at a still impressive 4,000mAh — though this time coupled with Qi for fast wireless charging.
Even if 40 million sounds impressive, though, there is still a lot of space between Telegram and the top messaging apps.
But the store's superb selection of natural, organic and gluten-free products, though still impressive, is being eclipsed by an expanding line of prepared foods.
The last third of the novel, describing the world after Genji's death, is much darker in tone, and the principal figures, though still impressive, seem no more than fragmentations of the peerless Genji.
A less spectacular goal than the one Elmander scored against Wolves, though still impressive in its way, was scored by one Owen Coyle, 44, operating as centre-forward in a reserve team friendly in Ireland this month.
Still advising Thatcher, Cradock believed that Beijing would be "ill-disposed to arguments in favour of greater [post-1997] [post-1997]n Hong Kong": the main thing was to "keep the lines open" andemocracyfor agreement on a modest pace of polinical cHong Kongough sthel imainssive by conthing wash decades of undemocratoc British rule).
