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It's an impressive showcase for iPad's computing power, particularly the iPad 2. SOLAR SYSTEM FOR IPAD £9.99.
"Self Made Vol. 1," released last year, was an impressive showcase for Mr. Ross's newest protégés, the hyperactive technician Meek Mill being the most exciting.
The D major Sonata, unlike the previous four, offers a fully developed slow movement, an impressive showcase for Mr. Finckel's rich tone and Ms. Wu's sensitive musicianship.
The Guild Design Fair (the next one will be in 2017) is an impressive showcase of high design that skirts the intersection with fine art.
As with the group's 2012 debut, "Snakeoil," it's an impressive showcase for Mr. Berne's precisely gnarled ensemble writing — and for the musicians resourceful and alert enough to make it work.
"Arcadi Volodos: Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 1" (Sony) — In the Year of Lang Lang, it's nice to encounter a young musician who combines powerhouse pianism with a more thoughtful, reflective spirit, and this live recording with Seiji Ozawa and the Berlin Philharmonic is an impressive showcase.
On a night of big build ups and breakdowns, that running order felt like a bit of an anticlimax on an otherwise impressive showcase for one of pop's most savvy producers.
Either way, this is an impressive technical showcase for the console, approaching – if not quite matching – the visuals of Resident Evil 5 on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. In one sense, this is the kind of experience Nintendo needs to convince players of the value of 3DS titles in the wake of cheap and cheerful App Store gaming.
Midway in his impressive showcase of new music by rising younger theater composers at the Triad, the tenor Michael Winther made the distinction between a composer and a songwriter.
An impressive graphical showcase for Sega's Dreamcast console, AeroWings took the focus off combat and instead concentrated on flight handling, with players required to train as stunt pilots before taking on a variety of complex aerial challenges.
"An impressive acting showcase which wouldn't look out of place on the big screen or the serious stage," wrote The Mirror's Mark Jefferies.
