Sentence examples for impressively often from inspiring English sources

Visual innovation has been tolerated impressively often in the tradition of what became known as (borrowing from the word for passages improvised by pianists) "cadenza episodes", in which the show departed from its usual structure or style.

They throw punches, sometimes impressively, often sloppily, and soon become blind to both the danger of single blows and the other aspects of mixed martial arts.

Up until then Jennings had been impressively proactive, often with an array of sweeps on either side of the wicket.

The new Bruce Wayne certainly filled his suit more impressively, but often appears to be struggling for energy levels.

Impressively, much of that endures.

The piece begins with Robert Conn and Julia Kramer, both impressively intense and often dancing in profile with knees bent.

Mr. Vogt was receptive to both strains in this music, and he often impressively discovered them coexisting side by side.

The bosses are often impressively surreal – they include, for example, a chicken with flaming wings constructed from different-coloured yarn and a couple of buttons, and Squashini, a pumpkin-headed illusionist who attempts to play deadly tricks on Kirby.

The musicianship was often impressively tight as well as inventive, but if Bowie had a genius it was not of the narrowly musical variety, rather it was in grasping the full breadth of what the pop form involves, and then mastering not only the songs but also the clothes, the performances and later the videos.

Humans are generally highly cooperative and often impressively altruistic, quicker than any other animal species to help out strangers in need.

It can forestall death, and often impressively, if at high cost.