Sentence examples for believed impressive from inspiring English sources

Samarkand must be seen to be believed, impressive for its architecture and beauty, as if the entire city was an Aman Resort.

However, Van Gaal believes impressive wins against Derby County in the FA Cup and Stoke City in midweek prove his team are not out of the title race just yet.

Until this week, many physicists believed the impressive string of results was worthy of consideration for a Nobel Prize, although other groups have reported no success in reproducing Schön's most striking results.

Labour strategists believe that impressive results in Wales, including a spectacular win over the Liberal Democrats in Cardiff, show that the party can challenge strongly across the UK at the next general election.

Hollingsworth believes the impressive haul four years ago has helped capture the attention of the British public.

And he believes his impressive start to the season is down to a new training regime.

Craig Gilroy believes an impressive showing for Ireland Wolfhounds on Saturday can earn him a Six Nations outing against Scotland on 2 February.

Jackett believes their impressive form will inspire their young players, adding: "There are a number of younger players here like him that have their best years ahead of them.

In a less enthusiastic review, Rolling Stone magazine's Tony Glover believed the New York Dolls' impressive live sound is mostly preserved on the album, but was slightly critical of production flourishes and overdubs which he felt made some lyrics incomprehensible and some choruses too sonorous.

The idiosyncrasies are impressive, although whether you believe it's impressive in a good or bad way would help most people determine whether they'd want to have a drink with you.

General Clark entered the Democratic race with a splash in September, drawing attention because of his 34-year military résumé, which many Democratic strategists believed made him an impressive candidate in the post-Sept.