Sentence examples for impressive mixture of from inspiring English sources

Mia Wasikowska dominates as Jane, but her lengthy conversations with Rochester showed an impressive mixture of intelligence, passion and doubt in Fassbender's troubled master of the house.

Mr. Luis's hyperactive imagination is inspiring; though the music has an impressive mixture of ingredients, he and his co-writers never quite come up with strong enough musical compositions to match his fast-edit mind.

If one explains the fact that the world contains an impressive mixture of desirable and undesirable states of affairs by the hypothesis that the creator of the world was an omnipotent, omniscient, and indifferent deity, then nothing more needs to be added.

The first thing which strikes me about Dubai, other than the enormity of its most iconic landmark The Burj Khalifa, is the impressive mixture of cultures.

Kushner is impressive for his mixture of scholarship and self-mockery, and his ability to reconcile the material and the spiritual.

'It's full of artistry and variety.' There is subtlety to the way she plays, a mixture of impressive physical presence and delicacy.

Ask the average person the difference between a psychiatrist and a psychologist, and you'll likely hear a mixture of impressive-sounding blather most of it culled from medical dramas on TV, and most of it wrong.

In reality, and at its essence, Syria's transformation is due to a catalytic mixture of two elements: impressive fighters who have nothing to lose and clever marketing.

The bathrooms, though, are impressive, with a rock shower and a mixture of green marble and copper.

Though the girls' looks range from merely pretty to beautiful (nothing under a seven here), the mixture of personalities is more impressive.

Aside from his public achievements, which included the Nobel prize for literature in 2005, what was impressive about the private Pinter was his mixture of indomitable will and unstinting generosity.