Sentence examples for impressive voting from inspiring English sources

Ted Cruz of Texas has been in the Senate for all of a month, but has already compiled an impressive voting record, according to the Washington Times.

The hordes of local and state government employees, together with the voters in their immediate families, make up an impressive voting bloc, one that has, I'm sure, a very high turnout at the polls.

When prisons minister Crispin Blunt came out, his less than impressive voting record on gay equality legislation possibly gave a clue as to why he'd been so keen to keep his sexuality a secret.

"Once again the president gained an impressive vote of confidence from the people of this country," Mr. Peskov told reporters.

Speaking of which, evidence of Lithuania's desire to move forward (and not cling to its Soviet past) is clear from its impressive vote in favor of joining the European Union a couple of years ago.

An impressive vote of confidence, then, for the seven local banks licensed to deal in euros.Montenegrins, by contrast, were unimpressed by assurances that their "under-the-mattress" savings estimated by the central bank at DM200m, and five times as much by some economists could now be taken to the bank without fear of hard questions.

Sir Bob, 81, says there are also signs UKIP's impressive vote share is beginning to drop back.

"That's a pretty impressive vote by any standard".

For making it this far -- and for his very impressive vote count which seems to have just beaten the 40percentt barrier -- Bill de Blasio is our Most Impressive Democrat Of The Week.

And, though their approach was hardly parliamentarist, many students lent tactical support to the left party Québec Solidaire in the federal elections, which helped shift the balance of forces in parliament to the left; more so than the far-from-impressive vote for the winning Quebec nationalist party would have.

This strong measure was approved by an impressive bipartisan vote of 275 to 151 and has White House support.