Sentence examples for if impressively from inspiring English sources

We'd suspected the form was just a tedious, if impressively thorough, bit of bureaucracy.

But a simple — even if impressively lengthy — list of boards and titles does not capture his deep involvement and commitment to causes and activities he cared about.

Only two warm-up games prior to the tournament is hardly ideal preparation, even if they impressively chased down 279 to beat Sri Lanka in Lincoln on Wednesday.

The music all night was well played by Ermanno Florio and the Houston Ballet Orchestra; and Robert Brewer handled the Poulenc organ part authoritatively, even if his impressively real-sounding electronic organ seemed too loud and off-center from the side speakers.

If the impressively assembled "Behind the Candelabra" is indeed Mr. Soderbergh's last film, as he has intimated, his final achievement — in part — will have been to get two of Hollywood's most bankable actors naked together without giving us a very good time.

He's not wrong, even if his impressively impolite film makes a few iffy unforced errors: its use of black characters principally as story-enabling, agency-free pawns disappoints; its engagement with the heady subject of police brutality is merely glancing.

Whereas the Secretary of State, too, was always bumbling over herself to find the right "diplomatic" words, here -- with her guard down -- she is suddenly perfectly articulate, if also impressively contemptuousness (in this environment of otherwise higher learning).

All of them speak their idioglossias most impressively (if a little hollowly) in these stories.

Here, NTS impressively (if not entirely successfully) transfers Muriel Spark's 1970 novella to the stage.

Perhaps most impressively, if you walk in one direction and point in the other, they still get it.

He has argued impressively if not persuasively over more than 20 years in favour of expanding the circle of creatures for whom people should feel concern.