Sentence examples for impressive member from inspiring English sources

That Hideous Strength focuses on Mark Studdock, a young naïve and not very impressive member of the sociology faculty at Bracton College in Edgestow.

He may actually have been the most impressive member of a poor side, but the old grandeur and impact have disappeared.

He was the least impressive member of the Inglourious Basterds cast, close to unnecessary in the already throwaway Ocean's trilogy of caper-comedies, and hardly to be blamed in the enormous folly that was The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.

One particularly impressive member of the insurance sector is Genworth Financial.

On the other hand, several of the other Aspergillus strains presented very narrow substrate specificity with more impressive member of this group of "narrow-minded" strains the Acremonium sp. which could produce FAEs acting only against methyl-4-hydroxy cinnamate and methyl-3,4-dihydroxy cinnamate (Figure 2).

A handful of Roma politicians have emerged, including a couple of impressive members of the European Parliament.

A natural leader, Mohsin is one of the most engaging and impressive members of the team.

He also lined up a fresh slate of directors, made up of people he said were "impressive" members of the Japanese business community.

Mr. Woodford said he had enlisted "impressive" members of the Japanese business community to join his prospective board and had outlined plans to raise capital, either through private equity or a rights issue.

Mary Creagh, the shadow minister for international relations and one of the most impressive members of Labour's frontbench team, had come with a game plan: make a point succinctly and get out fast while the going was good.

It has built a roster of impressive members, including hardware firms such as Lenovo, Samsung and ARM, which makes many of the chips used in mobile devices; payments firms PayPal, Visa and MasterCard; and e-commerce giants such as Alibaba.FIDO has two approaches, one of which offers the ability to do away with passwords altogether.