Sentence examples for nothing more impressive from inspiring English sources

And there's literally nothing more impressive in the world than an indie band employing bhangra inflections.

No herring usually means no bass, which was confirmed after two hours in the damp morning where we attracted nothing more impressive than two six-inch small fry.

She is good, for example, on why impostures succeed even when they seem unlikely; there is nothing more impressive, she says, than the memory of a tiny incident that someone else remembers, or some insignificant detail.

An inventory of our house, by contrast, produced nothing more impressive than eight duck decoys, half a dozen old manual typewriters stored against the Y2K problem, four cats, nine stuffed bears and a vast number of books.

But as Calhoun demonstrates, brotherly love, democracy and peace all have their advantages too, even if they produce nothing more impressive than a cuckoo clock, to paraphrase Orson Welles in The Third Man.

Flir Scout TK Camera - When it comes to tech innovation there's just about nothing more impressive than thermal vision.

An outsider, I had no feedbox information and less idea of the form, but I had an analogy, and nothing can seem more impressive to a man drinking on an empty stomach.

William Loftus, the first outsider in modern times to see these sights in 1849, was almost overwhelmed: "I know of nothing more exciting or impressive than the first sight of one of these Chaldaean piles, looming in solitary grandeur from the surrounding plains and marshes... Of all the desolate sites I ever beheld, that of Warka incomparably surpasses all".