Sentence examples for impressively enough from inspiring English sources

Impressively enough, NatSpeak effortlessly transcribed words like "Ku Klux Klan" and "Punic war".

Impressively enough, they all argued that the economy could handle more welfare benefits.

The car-creatures zoom by impressively enough but there are very few point-of-view shots from the racing cockpits.

Naree missed the cut, but her sister has carried the Wongluekiet banner impressively enough to remind everyone that Webb is not the only golfer in the tournament.

The former scored emphatically after the break while the Liverpool player's fine touch helped conjure the second goal, and Ross Barkley glided through the contest impressively enough.

Now that their schedule turns soft, the Broncos not only need to keep winning, they also need to do so impressively enough to satisfy the constituents who decide the participants in the national title game — voters, coaches and computers.

Giant animatronics created by Kokoro Dinosaurs of Tokyo, they may not compare to the crashing, chomping stars of a Spielberg film, but they still move and scream impressively -- enough to send one toddler shrinking into his mother's arms on the day I visited.

Assuming his shoulder, or indeed any other part of his bigger physique, shows no negative reaction to the short-lived fight, it is likely Haye's profile - already strong enough to impressively attract 16,000 fans despite the one-sided nature of the match-up - will imminently lead to a more significant fight.

Our pilot friend held the helicopter impressively steady and low enough that we thought we could see my partner's arm waving to us, in between shaking hundreds of cows out of giant plastic bags.

The heart of the choreography, a strong duet danced impressively by Robert Tewsley and Bridget Breiner, was angular enough to evoke a play with geometric shapes.

The first half of the book is political philosophy of the most austere sort, impressively well argued, and difficult enough to provide a well-trained graduate student with a semester's work.