Sentence examples for most impressive social from inspiring English sources

Or the five most impressive social entrepreneurs?

Those who opposed the walkout say the conference on racism was custom made for America to display some of its most impressive social achievements, presented by a secretary of state who is himself descended from slaves.

The reason Devon county council was able to deliver one of the UK's most impressive social media campaigns on the budget cuts last year (known as Tough Choices) for less than £5,000, was by employing Carl Haggerty, an in-house digital communications manager.

In addition to being used in every U.S. state, the platform is also available elsewhere in the world, with steady growth seen in southeast Asia, Australia and the U.K. NEA wanted to invest because, as Florence puts it, "Edmodo is far and away the most impressive social learning network in K12 education".

European integration may be the most impressive social and political engineering the world has seen since the end of World War II.

The Great Society program, beginning with the Civil Rights Act and continuing with other important measures passed during Johnson's second term, was the most impressive body of social legislation since the New Deal of the 1930s.

The most impressive argument is that our social, cultural and political life needs media communication that is not only accessible and intelligible but can be assessed for its reliability and provenance.

Ants (order: Hymenoptera; family: Formicidae) are dominant organisms in most terrestrial habitats having reached, among social insects, the most impressive adaptive radiation.

"People tend to publish the most impressive, entertaining, and/or attractive versions of themselves on social media platforms," Glass said in an email.

However, from a PR perspective what is most impressive about Taylor Swift is the way she uses social media to her advantage.

In addition to Crudup as the reporter, there is Peter Sarsgaard as Robert Kennedy, John Hurt as an imperturbable priest, Richard E. Grant as Kennedy confidant William Walton and, most impressive, Greta Gerwig — unrecognizable as Jackie's friend and social secretary Nancy Tuckerman.