Sentence examples for look unimpressive from inspiring English sources

While the results still look unimpressive, there are signs of improvement.

1) Every time you lose 50percentt, it takes 100percentt gain to get back to even, and, 2) while "low" interest gains look unimpressive at first glance, the simple act of avoiding losing years means that, in the end of the 12-year cycle, the conservative strategy outperforms the aggressive one by a long shot, since the principal has continually compounded without dramatic fluctuation.

And it is true that Italy has looked unimpressive early in major competitions and still gone far.

Caged in a box of bullet-proof glass, the picture looks unimpressive under the harsh institutional lighting.

If the other guests had looked unimpressive lugging their bags around the airport, their experience loomed larger now.

From the outside, the building, finished in 1953, looks unimpressive, a windowless brick edifice attached to the more ornate Swartwout Building from 1928.

The present-day Polish political landscape looks unimpressive; parties defined by personalities rather than political programmes, an embarrassing president who seem to pride himself in not wanting to understand international politics, controversial intervention in the European parliament, all suggesting political immaturity and lack of a way forward.

The present work depicted a scenario in which the summer study findings looked unimpressive, while the academic year study findings aligned to common hypotheses in the field.

Fouts, a future Hall of Famer, had a league-high 17 touchdown passes and 2,883 yards passing — numbers that look relatively unimpressive when taken out of context.

As season-ending home runs go, Aaron Boone's eleventh-inning shot for the Yankees against the Red Sox last October looks pretty unimpressive in retrospect.

AT HOME or abroad, Russia's leaders have seldom looked so unimpressive: at best, indecisive and muddled; at worst, corrupt and unpleasant.