Sentence examples for can be impressively from inspiring English sources

"It's Deco to 70's," said the owner, Jeff Greenberg, but he, too, can be impressively eclectic.

(Him again. Did you watch the movie yet?) When speaking in English, Roberto has a way of expressing himself that, intentionally or not, can be impressively precise.

Palahniuk can be impressively lyrical: here he describes Rant's parting, waiting with his father outside town for a bus to take him away.

For most, it's a hobby – like Sunday football – but for some it can act as a springboard into the profession, and the standards can be impressively high," said Alistair Smith, deputy editor of The Stage.

Researchers have discovered, for example, that young barn owls can be impressively generous toward one another, regularly donating portions of their food to smaller, hungrier siblings — a display of altruism that is thought to be rare among nonhuman animals, and one that many a small human sibling might envy.

A long and complicated food chain, in which food from all over the countryside is gathered together in one place to be processed and then distributed all over the country to be eaten, can be impressively efficient, but by its very nature it is a food chain devilishly hard to follow and to fix.

But elsewhere they can also be impressively sophisticated.

American political memories can be both impressively long and terribly short.

But American memories can be both impressively long and shockingly short, and in somewhere in the middle, minds change.

This assumption could be impressively confirmed in this study.

Nevertheless, a common ("normative") language can establish, as is impressively shown, for example, by the unification of regionally spoken dialects in Germany triggered by the Luther bible.