Sentence examples similar to habitually impressive from inspiring English sources
What is striking, even now, is the precision of their craft — impressive since they habitually worked up sketches without ever writing down a line.
Impressive final act, sir! Tommy Anderson and Leonnia Castillo habitually abused Castillo's older relative for nearly seven months, police said.
This, of course, is one reason why the trade unions habitually distrust co-ownership; but on the other hand, in times of difficulty they show impressive 'durability under fire', preferring to adjust pay rather than jobs when business is slow and preserving employment throughout the business cycle; none of the Employee Ownership Association members is called Persimmon or Bovis or Redrow.
He had secured original contributions from most of the leading modernist writers of the time, including Joyce, Woolf, Pound, Lawrence and Wyndham Lewis, and the review could boast a particularly impressive array of European contributors, a deliberate policy on Eliot's part, one that was not matched by the habitually parochial established journals.
All members habitually cheat.
Designers habitually copy nature.
Some people do it habitually.
But apart from the poorest places that habitually rely on the IMF's subsidised help, only a handful of emerging economies, mainly in eastern Europe, have had to turn to it for funds.This resilience is impressive.
Parents' wishes were habitually ignored.
