Sentence examples for much more impressive than from inspiring English sources

"Much more impressive than the Libyan forces".

Much more impressive than either of George Bush's showings.

Much more impressive than the now effaced "Billy Bob".

However, the Flyover feature is actually much more impressive than this.

Besides, Dolly is so much more impressive than all those other recipients.

We're off to Barbados next week sounds so much more impressive than 'we're off to Peter Island'.

It is intended for two, and it may be the most impressively succulent slab of beef on the menu, certainly a much more impressive affair than the cut called Scottish tender, which is neither tender nor Scottish.

He clearly loves politics, and he's much more impressive, intellectually, than his brother.

While Carreno-Busta carries a much more impressive résumé than most unknown qualifiers, the difference between a Futures champion and a 17-time Grand Slam champion might be visible quickly.

A second-generation spy would be a much more impressive asset than first-generation illegals, who had built up personas that were solid but not impregnable to background checks.

Fitting so much atmosphere and so many disparate elements into a cartridge game in 1992 is, in a way, a much more impressive feat than giving a Hollywood shine and deliberate scares to the horror games of today.