The phrase "a pretty impressive thing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is notably remarkable or admirable in a casual or informal context.
Example: "The way she handled the project was a pretty impressive thing, showcasing her skills and dedication."
Alternatives: "a rather remarkable thing" or "an quite impressive matter."
And I hope you'll agree it's a pretty impressive thing to do that.
"And he came in the locker room after the game in Buffalo and shook each of our hands and said, 'Boys, we'll be stronger for this next year.' When you're a player in that situation and you hear that from the owner, that's a pretty impressive thing".
McIlroy and five-time major winner Phil Mickelson are the only two of the current crop of players with three legs of the career Grand Slam. "It's a pretty impressive thing for him to do, especially given that the one he's missing is the Masters," said the left-hander.
That's a pretty impressive thing to say these days, especially for anyone Barack Obama names to his cabinet.
It's what allows me to do whatever I want to do, which is a pretty impressive thing as a teenager.
When you get a lot of people together in a megachurch, you can do some pretty impressive things with your mission projects.
The higher end active depth sensing can do some pretty impressive things in the demos I've seen.
Cinder, or Palate Home as they were known at the time, didn't win the competition, but they've been doing some pretty impressive things since the show.
Chairwoman Wasserman Schultz has accomplished some pretty impressive things in her 46 years.
In his short tenure in office so far, the president has amassed a pretty impressive record of saying one thing and doing the exact opposite: * He forbade earmarks in the same breath that he signed a $410 billion spending bill with roughly 8,500 earmarks costing about $8 billionn.
With the foam tips, these things block out a pretty impressive amount of noise.
