Sentence examples for impressive sort from inspiring English sources

The nominees are a closely guarded secret but whoever wins – Pope Francis is currently the bookies' favourite – will undoubtedly be an impressive sort, joining the ranks of Mother Teresa, Nelson Mandela, Martin Luther King, Desmond Tutu, the Dalai Lama, Barack Obama and Aung San Suu Kyi.

The defeat of evil is, moreover, an especially impressive sort of good.

The list of games is rather impressive and sort of makes me regret not picking up Rock Band.

It's an impressive effect a sort of visible manifestation of the vehicle's power and speed.

All in all, it was a mightily impressive performance, the sort of win to encourage belief that Konta really can go deep in this draw.

The documentary aspect of the jump isn't among the movie's artistic merits; the scene is generically impressive, without any sort of visual ecstasy.

His willingness to throw military tradition to the wayside could actually make for an impressive legacy, a sort of brightspot for an administration whose foreign policy has come under withering criticism from all corners.

Some wonder if the EU might accelerate its recognition of Estonia's impressive progress in sorting out public finances by giving it early approval of its plans to join the euro in 2011.

Welsh film-maker Gareth Evans's sequel to his unexpectedly popular 2011 martial arts thriller is an impressive ordeal of sorts: 150 bone-crunching minutes of the most advanced and startlingly violent fight choreography yet put to the screen, rattling around a plot at once fearsomely complicated and wholly secondary to the carnage.

Google Wallet is great, magical, impressive, and all sorts of other positive adjectives.

That's sort of impressive.