Sentence examples for impressive maybe from inspiring English sources

The Falcons looked impressive, maybe even enough to qualify as a threat to the Packers in the N.F.C., but as Chris Burke of SI.com keeps in mind, this was against the Jaguars.

High-tech flat-screen displays; interactive, hands-on, museumlike, elaborately produced photographs and films; and an extremely impressive (maybe 22 feet high) statue of Jesus as you enter, palms up, replete with visible holes from the cross and, behind it, a modern scrim version of the heavens.

The supporting cast (Jessica Chastain, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Jeff Daniels and Kristen Wiig, to name a few) is impressive, and maybe -- just maybe -- "The Martian" will rocket its way to more Oscar glory for the 77-year-old British director. .

"How much energy a politician gets from waving his hands that's not an impressive amount, maybe tens of microwatts," Zussman said.

OK, so the icebergs weren't particularly impressive -- maybe "icebumps" would be more accurate.

Still, the results are impressive, and maybe not too surprising. .

Impressive, perhaps.

William Sorensen demonstrated impressive expertise in "Maybe Not Tanned, but Rested" (Op-Ed, July 25), about the unending quest for perfect sleep.

Those are impressive numbers, so maybe it is more correct to say that the 49ers' defense won the game, not that Williams let it slip from his grasp.

5.14am GMT 9th over: Australia 39-1 (Rogers 15, Watson 4) Lead by 210 "Unless my slightly hungover mind is playing tricks on me at six in the morning here in Barcelona," begins David G, Mitchell Johnsonn's 34 wickets maybe impressive but I think Terry Alderman dismissed Graham Gooch 42 times back in England in 1989".

While you're perusing the impressive laundry list, maybe you can answer a few nagging questions.