Sentence examples for entirely impressive from inspiring English sources

Beyond the swordfish, my meal at Fresh, which opened in the summer of 2002, wasn't entirely impressive, and the restaurant isn't especially attractive, with its overworked aquatic colors and motifs.

Hart had not looked entirely impressive for Slovakia's goal but he did at least keep out Adam Nemec's volley 10 minutes into the second half after the kind of slick, passing exchange that England's supporters must crave from their own team.

Not entirely impressive, considering the fact that "Mother Cabbage" gives birth "several times a day," as one young man in green scrubs explained.

The clinical manifestation of Gaucher disease and Fabry disease is consequently entirely different and the response to enzyme therapy is only impressive in the case of GD patients.

Despite that, a number of investors have exited entirely with impressive returns, including SoftBank — which sunk a then-Indian record investment into Flipkart via its Vision Fund last year — Naspers and eBay.

I would only see that episode of Friends later, and though I had briefly visited the city before, I had somehow missed Tibidabo entirely, an impressive feat considering it is the highest point in the city.

Roger Ebert called Bakshi's effort a "mixed blessing" and "an entirely respectable, occasionally impressive job... [which] still falls far short of the charm and sweep of the original story".

Mr. Pohl's grasp of science was impressive; although entirely self-taught, he was elected a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 1982.

But details of deals clinched as a direct result of these supposedly trade-related jaunts have not always been entirely forthcoming or that impressive.

In the same year, Law also gave an equally impressive yet entirely different performance as a bitter paralysed ex-swimmer in Andrew Niccol's stylish sci-fi thriller.

Mr. Barenboim also played both programs entirely from memory, an impressive technical feat as well as one that leaves a stunning visual impression of the performer seated alone before an unadorned piano with notes flowing endlessly from his fingers.