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Discover LudwigThe phrase "impressive setting" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the environment or surroundings in which something takes place, and is typically used to describe a location or scene that is visually striking or grand. Example: The wealthy businessman hosted his annual charity gala in an impressive setting - a grand ballroom adorned with sparkling chandeliers and intricate floral arrangements.
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But Davenport has looked just as impressive, setting up an intriguing semifinal.
For the French, a tourist is only an elevator operator's opportunity to practice his metier in a suitably impressive setting.
The impressive setting, in McKim, Mead & White's Pompeiian Court, only accentuated the tired menu and indifferent service.
In this impressive setting, the books section highlights golf, coffee table books, local interest, railway books, and children's fiction in particular.
James Fallows, a speechwriter for President Jimmy Carter, observed once that the effectiveness of the State of the Union speech has less to do with what the president says than with the repeated applause in an impressive setting.
The modest fishing village of Mompiche is turning into a small backpacker hub thanks to perfect surfing conditions and an impressive setting with thickly forested hills dropping down to a wide beach backed by palm trees.
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The attack was three-pronged but Albert Streit, otherwise impressive, set the hapless tone with a header from six yards that Given booted away.
Their second try was similarly impressive, set up by a barnstorming break by captain Alun Wyn Jones, whose offload allowed Biggar to scamper over from 20 yards.
Impressive set pieces on water.
What quickly became apparent was the impressive set design.
The news overshadowed an impressive set of results.
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