Sentence examples for more impressive feat from inspiring English sources

Oh, and an arguably even more impressive feat was getting Raphael Saadiq to compose the score.

For here is the crux of the Welles conundrum, boiled down to one question: Which is the more impressive feat?

Still, Higueras and Solomon believe that winning six French Opens now would be a more impressive feat because of the depth of contemporary fields.

To most people, beating Kasparov at chess would seem a far more impressive feat than coming up with "Famous First Names," say, or "State Birds".

It's also important to note that a computer winning at Go is a much more impressive feat than one winning at chess.

His novel "Only Revolutions" was a National Book Award finalist in 2006, and its predecessor, "House of Leaves," has managed the more impressive feat of hopscotching past critical acclaim into the hands of actual readers.

If he was a robot, he was one of the more impressive feats to come out of automated customer service.

The Missing has had its daft moments, but intuiting where the Swiss bolthole was, based on a picture of the cabin he'd passed on the wall, was one of Baptiste's more impressive feats.

Easily charismatic enough to command the crowd's attention, he draws a chalk circle whose inside becomes the stage for a routine that moves from close-up magic tricks with coins and clownish business with a banana peel to more impressive feats.

YouTube has just posted a series of videos highlighting one the more impressive feats of Mother Nature: the colorful transition from summer to fall.

The more preposterous the situation, the more impressive the feat of seeming to take it utterly seriously.