Sentence examples for more impressive picture from inspiring English sources

Egypt's dominance at the top of the men's game, in particular, is obvious, but an even more impressive picture emerges further down the age groups.

He praised the game's "enjoyable story and well-crafted puzzles", but disliked its "robotic" controls and "confusing" perspectives, and stated that "far more impressive sounds and pictures have been produced for other dungeon games".

Mr. Rauch's handling of this vocabulary, his sheer craftiness, becomes more impressive even as his pictures become more obscure and baroque.

But up close the Taj was even more impressive than the standard pictures, covered with bas-relief sculptures of flowers (semiprecious stones compose the petals) and verses from the Quran in Arabic script.

Perhaps you have felt that you could paint a picture far more impressive than the reality of you.

Combined with other alternative fuel technologies that are emerging including hybrids and electric and compressed natural gas (CNG) vehicles the picture looks even more impressive.

Perhaps more impressive than the single portraits are his pictures of informal groups of horses, such as Mares and Foals in a Landscape (c. 1760 70).

Ensuring each frame has the smack of authenticity is remarkable enough, but this is a moving picture, and what is even more impressive is how convincingly everything moves.

Monty Panesar (pictured above) had an even more impressive 11.

The pioneering restoration is all the more impressive when you consider that each piece in this giant, picture-less puzzle is unique.

My brother made a great car-based Transformer costume back in the day that he could actually roll in (pictures, brother?), but this is perhaps even more impressive.