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Discover LudwigThe phrase "impressive people" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to people who are notable, admirable, or exceptional in some way. Example: "The guest list for the charity gala included many impressive people, such as CEOs, philanthropists, and famous actors."
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Shankar was "the first person to impress me," among the impressive people the Beatles met, "because he didn't try to impress me," Harrison later said.
There are letters read by his son, Dhani ("Don't think I've gone off my rocker because I haven't," he wrote home from India), self-portraits in a fisheye lens, a tape of his first sitar lesson with Ravi Shankar — "the first person to impress me," among the impressive people the Beatles met, "because he didn't try to impress me".
Impressive people.
"Abdullah Gul and Erdogan — they are such impressive people.
"He and Paddy are two of the most impressive people.
Politics doesn't produce many Lincolns, but it does produce some impressive people, and sometimes, great results.
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Even though Twitter's content is impressive, many people are just following people and reading content.
In New York, an impressive 134,897 people have applied for coverage.
Mr. Lipsman said the figure was even more impressive because people paid a premium price to subscribe.
An impressive 258,000 people contributed to Mr Obama's campaign in the first six months of the year.
Mostly it was calm and rational and actually quite impressive: 15,000 people were eventually evacuated in just eight minutes.
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