The phrase "act impressively" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone performing in a manner that is striking or admirable, often in a context where they are showcasing their skills or abilities.
Example: "During the presentation, she managed to act impressively, captivating the audience with her confidence and poise."
Alternatives: "perform remarkably" or "behave impressively."
Flipping between hastily erected quarantine tents and a bunker filled with scheming government officials and military personnel, this glossy, excitable product is competently acted and impressively staged.
The sex act itself is impressively brief, consisting of a single muscular thrust.
Well-intentioned, impressively acted, but ultimately a speechy, ponderous melodrama of liberal superstition masquerading as realism.
As with the first cast, the performances were impressively acted and, for the most part, well sung.
Well-intentioned, impressively acted, but ultimately a speechy, ponderous melodrama of liberal superstition masquerading as realism.(A.O.
It's an uncharacteristic moment in Gabriella Maione's blatantly erotic, impressively acted and staged production of "Quartett" (but watch out for that torturous last half-hour).
"The Long Dark Hall," which explores the plight of a married man who dallies once too often with a chorus girl and is convicted of her murder on purely circumstantial evidence, is an unusually literate and impressively acted film.
Shutter Island is impressively acted, superbly designed by Dante Ferretti, atmospherically lit by Robert Richardson, and has costumes by Sandy Powell (who won her third Oscar last week) that are almost surreally of the 1950s.
This modestly staged but impressively acted Irish Repertory Theater production, in association with the Fallen Angel Theater Company, is the American premiere of this work: a story of two single women who have given birth, are punished with 50 years of institutionalization and build a complex, nourishing sisterhood, which helps them endure.
Making a late appearance in the Iraq War movie cycle, the impressively acted "The Yellow Birds" manages to leave an affecting mark even as it constantly struggles to find a distinctive voice of its own.
