The phrase 'much impressive' is not correct.
The correct phrase would be 'very impressive'. For example, "His performance was very impressive!".
There was also much impressive Latin dancing, though it was unclear whether the swingers were plants or people truly on the guest list.
As a result, there is much impressive architecture from its19th-century heyday, a fine example of which is the 1860s Second Empire style house that is now the hotel called The Mansion on Delaware.
In fact, he has since done so much impressive work with the handicapped, he received a prize from the governor in Oruro.
Dortmund were, once again, much more impressive.
China scores a much more impressive 55%.
"Much more impressive than the Libyan forces".
The next figures proved much more impressive.
But their public services are much less impressive.
Much more impressive than either of George Bush's showings.
He also has a much more impressive public record.
That makes his efficient interior scoring that much more impressive.
