Sentence examples for impressive then from inspiring English sources

Impressive then – tense, taut, and murky.

And the Mystery Spot seems as impressive then as now.

If that sounds impressive, then so is her annual budget.

If it's musically impressive, then its lyrical reach is frequently astonishing.

If City Ballet were merely quantitatively impressive, then perhaps no fuss need be made.

All the more impressive, then, that it finds ways to make the story hugely compelling as well as moving.

The bagels, not so impressive, but then they outlawed carbs.

His numbers are hugely impressive, but then so were those of another Essex all-rounder: Lord Ronald Irani.

The recovery at Betfair is impressive, but then so is the rating, and the point-of- consumption tax is a material cost moving forward.

"Ferrari are the most impressive and then the Lotus and then Red Bull," Hamilton said.

If the Foxes were impressive last weekend, then the Hammers were even more so in winning 2-0 Arsenal atsenal athehEmirates Stadiumum.