Sentence examples for impressively much from inspiring English sources

Impressively, much of that endures.

So, even more impressively, did the much more marginal Bolton West.

Notts seamers are plugging away impressively but without much assistance from the pitch.

Theatrically, vocally and orchestrally, Alden's Katya is arresting, impressively executed, very much in the company style.

Thursday's England team selection, therefore, has special resonance for the prop who has bounced back impressively from his much-publicised two-year drug ban.

Clean-up techniques have evolved much less impressively.

Impressively, the 40e drives much like a standard 35i.

That was the argument of his Regensburg speech, and, much more impressively stated, of his long dialogue with Habermas about reason, religion, and the "dialectics of secularization".

Much more impressively, Sam Taylor-Wood – in her spooky and beautiful video portrait of a sleeping David Beckham – showed how apparently threatening technology could be harnessed to artistic advantage.

Personally, I think he could have exercised power much more impressively and entertainingly.But Mr Kling was trying to make a broader point:What I call the "suits vs. geeks divide" is the discrepancy between knowledge and power.

Cinemagoing was historically low in 2014 (it was the worst year for admissions since 2000), bouncing back impressively in 2015 (pretty much level with the best years we have witnessed in the last four decades).