Sentence examples for maybe impressive from inspiring English sources

John Kerry, tough-talking war hero, cut an impressive figure at last week's convention, maybe impressive enough to threaten the Republicans' time-honored dominance of the manliness issue -- that is, national security.

5.14am GMT 9th over: Australia 39-1 (Rogers 15, Watson 4) Lead by 210 "Unless my slightly hungover mind is playing tricks on me at six in the morning here in Barcelona," begins David G, Mitchell Johnsonn's 34 wickets maybe impressive but I think Terry Alderman dismissed Graham Gooch 42 times back in England in 1989".

Maybe more impressive than Manning was the Giants' offensive line.

He also threw 46 touchdowns, but maybe most impressive of all was his completion of more than 70%.

"So," I asked after the test finished, hoping my brain looked at least healthy and maybe somehow impressive to a neuroscientist, "what happened to my brain?

Maybe most impressive were the advances in car automation, however, with virtually every auto maker who had any kind of presence at the show offering a glimpse into some kind of intelligent, driver-free technology, from parking to advanced object recognition.

The numbers are good for both Apple and Samsung, but maybe more impressive for Apple if only because the company saw growth despite the fact that the current iPhone was essentially stale-dated thanks to widespread anticipation of a fall launch for a new model.

But every once in a while one of those tidbits of info actually comes in handy and maybe even impressive.

Although maybe not as impressive as the Red Sox and Yankees.

Maybe their most impressive accomplishment was that none of them seemed satisfied.

Maybe even more impressive was his 12-game stretch of scoring 30 points or more.