Sentence examples for a much more impressive from inspiring English sources

It is intended for two, and it may be the most impressively succulent slab of beef on the menu, certainly a much more impressive affair than the cut called Scottish tender, which is neither tender nor Scottish.

China scores a much more impressive 55%.

He also has a much more impressive public record.

Bill Richardson is vastly more accomplished with a much more impressive and deep resume.

Lozano-Hemmer admits that Australia is getting a much more impressive version.

By the early 1960s he was back in London, this time with a much more impressive CV.

Easy road conditions will make a car look much more impressive than tough situations.

Millions of simple discrete operations carried out at lightning speed one after another adding two numbers, comparing two others, fetching a third from memory—is responsible for the modern computing age, an achievement that much more impressive considering the world is not digital.

But Donghoon Shin's Kafka's Dream, a Panufnik Composers Scheme commission, inspired by a Borges poem, was much more impressive.

Of course it is a shocking display of mass psychology, but honestly, as a spectacle, it was much more impressive than the many Olympic Opening Ceremonies I have covered, and it made the Super Bowl halftime show look like amateur hour.

A five-hour finish, after all, is much more impressive for a 70-year-old than for a 30-year-old.