The phrase "an impressive human" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who has remarkable qualities, achievements, or characteristics that stand out positively.
Example: "Her dedication to helping others and her innovative ideas make her an impressive human in our community."
Alternatives: "a remarkable person" or "an outstanding individual."
But though the orchestrion remains an impressive human achievement, it's still rhythmically charmless.
Tom is not an impressive human being, but he is an impressive object lesson in Weil's principle of force.
There are no Triffids on set when I visit Dorney Court in Berkshire, a beautiful Grade I medieval manor house sandwiched between the River Thames and the M4 motorway – "just" some of an impressive human cast that boasts Vanessa Redgrave, Joely Richardson, Eddie Izzard, Dougray Scott and Brian Cox.
Manal is a poet, an impressive human being, and a friend of mine from Adelaide.
He has always been an impressive human being --adapting and learning quickly to his environment.
They lined the road on both sides and campaigned continuously during rush hour, one part of an impressive human chain that apparently stretched across a large part of Egypt.
What it is: Still in the experimental stage, Google Duplex is an impressive human-sounding AI agent that can make phone calls to set up appointments for you.
Fatima Al Halwachi is a Swedish citizen, an articulate and impressive human rights activist, exactly the sort of person Bahrain regime fears being in Geneva when its record is under scrutiny.
PangeaPanga also claims to be able to run a mile in 4 minutes, 23.13 seconds, and solve a Rubik's cube in 24.34 seconds, suggesting that he is an all-around impressive human.
The facts about Sherman's life are worthy of praise, and the man may be an amazing athlete and impressive human being, but he is not a sportsman.
Scotland is blessed with impressive human and natural resources and a strong desire for more widely shared prosperity and social solidarity.
