Sentence examples for impressively assembled from inspiring English sources

Hibs, who had been impressively assembled by Eddie Turnbull, went to the top of the league after the rout.

If the impressively assembled "Behind the Candelabra" is indeed Mr. Soderbergh's last film, as he has intimated, his final achievement — in part — will have been to get two of Hollywood's most bankable actors naked together without giving us a very good time.

Yet Andy Burnham has assembled an impressively large and politically broad team of supporters, and has done his best to position himself as the unity candidate.

Editors André Loiselle, Professor of Film Studies at Carleton University, and Gina Freitag, the founder of the horror-oriented Cellar Door Film Festival in Ottawa, have assembled an impressively diverse slate of contributors.

So far, so good, and Dulli's assembled cast is impressively wide-ranging, including Seattle-based grungesters Screaming Trees and Hull's textural techno whizzkids Fila Brazillia.

There is no time to lose - I dash into the workshop to hear the man himself, crooning impressively from a small beatbox to his assembled tailors.

But overall, unity in diversity prevails, impressively so in the United Nations of sculptural Buddhas assembled in the booth of the London dealers Jonathan Tucker and Antonia Tozer.

The company has assembled a roster of mostly young and impressively gifted singers.

Alan Stubbs' team is not in need of a dose of encouragement, not when their pursuit of Rangers in the Championship has been sustained so impressively and a midfield of some fine potential has been assembled.

The conclusions drawn in the manuscript, which appear to be quite solid overall, rest on an impressively detailed analysis of recently sequenced genomes that are apparently incompletely assembled and annotated.

Drawing from archives in the Low Countries and England to assemble an impressively complete history, Unger describes the transformation of the industry from small-scale production that was a basic part of housewifery to a highly regulated commercial enterprise dominated by the wealthy and overseen by government authorities.