Sentence examples for impressive rather from inspiring English sources
Impressive rather than engaging.
It's impressive rather than ludicrous.
It's impressive rather than moving.
Lama's granite houses are impressive rather than beautiful, built to last and to be easily defended.
It was the new groups that were impressive rather than individual plays, few of which I can readily remember.
Golf of the very highest order, which is what Spieth played for much of the tournament, is impressive rather than exciting to watch.
It is a captured moment, evocative more than impressive, fleeting rather than penetrating, whispered nuance, not high volume.
It was an impressive and rather severe-sounding CD; accordingly, it won over more music critics than radio D.J.'s.
It's a great house — that is, in the sense of the word "great" meaning an impressive accomplishment, rather than "large".
This book doesn't use highfalutin vocabulary to be impressive but rather the way it depicts society is what makes it so heart-moving and imposing.
"Heroically researched, and sensitive to the shifts and eddies of its hero's intellectual position, GK Chesterton: A Biography is simultaneously an impressive and rather asphyxiating book.
