Sentence examples for impressive complex from inspiring English sources

The impressive complex purveys every imaginable form of stationery, something of a Japanese specialty.

Hungary's museum of contemporary art, the Ludwig, aka Lumu, occupies one part of an impressive complex (also including the National Concert Hall and Festival Theatre) that first opened along the Danube in 2005.

The new library not only neighbours but will share a vast foyer with the renovated home of the acclaimed Birmingham Rep theatre company, and just beyond it is the symphony hall, making an impressive complex that Gambles hopes will create a vibrant new cultural quarter, open and full of events almost around the clock.

But many who will visit this impressive complex — which will grow by another 80,000 square feet of exhibition, classroom and theater space in coming years — will be intimately familiar with its account of Marine culture, beginning with basic training so intense it is intended to strip the recruit of any hint of the individualism so deeply cherished on the outside.

The Which? report described the Unesco World Heritage site as "the best-preserved and most impressive complex of prehistoric sites in Europe".

The impressive complex is 198,000 square metres in area and houses five main research laboratories: Network Innovation, Microsystem Integration, Photonics, Communication Science, and Basic Research.

NEWARK — An impressive cultural complex in the heart of this down-and-out city?

These tend to produce impressive and complex models that prove few actionable insights.

In 1898, moreover, Wright constructed an impressive studio complex on an empty portion of the house's lot along Chicago Avenue.

Ms. Walker is an impressive and complex character, strict and loving with her young charges and candid and witty with Mr. Maysles' camera.

This impressive broadcasting complex was the architectural brainchild of Graham Dawbarn, a first world war Royal Flying Corps pilot, his business partner Air Commodore Henry Nigel St Valery Norman, 2nd Baronet of Honeyhanger, and the BBC's resident civil engineer, Marmaduke Tudsbery Tudsbery.