Sentence examples for historically impressive from inspiring English sources

Its legacy is historically impressive but sometimes difficult to manage.

While he is definitely up against it in New York and may be up against it in other big states to come, Sanders has mounted a historically impressive Democratic presidential campaign.

Fewer people died in violent conflict in that awful first half of the twentieth century that included those two World Wars than have died since in all the less historically impressive wars that have been fought.

Those are pretty impressive numbers, historically.

He drove away from his impressive and historically designated house in Pomfret, Md. But he did not go, as was supposed, to his faux-colonial office in La Plata nearby, nor indeed did he call in at the dentist.

Eighty still voted against him, a historically high number: more impressive given that this was also the dreaded 'three line whip', which is basically when the party leadership threatens you with everything short of stuffing your hand in a Moulinex and setting it to 'breadcrumbs' (though this threat is often implied).

The Studio hasn't been a diverse place historically, but these are really impressive actors.

"The Conservatives are always claiming that they're going to redouble their efforts to engage various 'hard-to-reach' communities like young people, but historically their efforts have never been impressive," he says.

Yet there it still stands, a massive, indomitable husk, mercifully unlabeled, and every bit as impressive as all of the historically significant architecture that surrounds it.

His latest lavishly produced volume has a handsome collection of color photographs, a stellar cast of historically important American characters and a long, impressive bibliography.

"After many years documenting daily life in this country, I can say that soccer games are the most impressive microcosm of Brazilian society, historically framed between endless happiness and extreme violence," Liste said.