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Discover LudwigThe phrase "an impressive setting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a location or environment that is striking or noteworthy, often in the context of events, stories, or experiences.
Example: "The wedding took place in an impressive setting, surrounded by lush gardens and a stunning view of the mountains."
Alternatives: "a remarkable backdrop" or "a stunning environment."
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James Fallows, a speechwriter for President Jimmy Carter, observed once that the effectiveness of the State of the Union speech has less to do with what the president says than with the repeated applause in an impressive setting.
The modest fishing village of Mompiche is turning into a small backpacker hub thanks to perfect surfing conditions and an impressive setting with thickly forested hills dropping down to a wide beach backed by palm trees.
In the transformed ballroom that is an impressive setting for the indoor scenes of all the Ibsen plays, no grand stage effects are possible, so that here the last act demands more imaginative effort than most viewers are capable of.
"It's a new stadium, it's the first time we've all been here and it looks like an impressive setting - a very nice ground," said Porterfield, whose side beat Nepal and lost to Bangladesh in their warm-up games.
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The news overshadowed an impressive set of results.
EMIRATES, the state-owned airline of Dubai, has announced an impressive set of half-year results.
He said Mr. Clinton has "an impressive set" of political skills but has "fundamental flaws".
On various rebounding occasions, Harvey -- Florida's freshman forward -- swung an impressive set of elbows.
"On the other hand, they have an impressive set of credentials".
And, yawning next to him, showing off an impressive set of canines, the mother.
There is an impressive set-up and structure in place, and a first team squad of undoubted quality.
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