Sentence examples for impressively though from inspiring English sources

Impressively, though, there's palpable authorial enthusiasm behind most of these added thrills.

Impressively, though, the 20-year-old has an album to back it up.

Most impressively though, he managed to ignore the cavernous cracks in the pitch that looked dangerous but which in reality offered little threat because of the extravagant movement.

Far more impressively, though, I can also take this opportunity to embarass/congratulate our own Adharanand Finn, who won an eight-mile trail race, the Haldon Heartbeat, this weekend.

Impressively, though, one recent study of high-school students found that morning people outperformed evening people in maths, science and language exams, even when the two groups were first matched on an IQ test.

Impressively, though, the band are anthemic without being overbearing – mindful that if you want to create card-carrying converts, you need to walk a tuneful walk as well as talk an inflammatory talk.

The performers are impressively skilled, though, and shown to much better effect in more purely physical sections that depend fundamentally on strength, poise and trust.

Anyway I Love You Phillip Morris is a film of considerable interest, handsomely photographed and designed and impressively performed, though at the end it isn't easy to know whether it's exploiting the audience's uncertainties or expressing those of its makers.

But the claim made on his behalf (though, impressively, not by him) that this political persuasion is new, or markedly different to what immediately preceded it, is unsatisfactory.

The most impressively realistic touch, though, is the way streets outside the game's one major suburb are incredibly poorly lit at night.

The picture it presents is impressively comprehensive, though some of it is also bleak.