Sentence examples for profoundly impressive from inspiring English sources

At the time it seemed profoundly impressive.

From a technological standpoint, it's profoundly impressive that a reinforced concrete frame has outperformed the steel of Taipei 101 -- the previous record holder for height -- by 1,050 feet.

A great many of his pas de deux are highly polished, pictorially impressive, profoundly sexist twaddle.

To Rise Again at a Decent Hour at times struggles to bear the weight of its conceit (digressions into the history of the Amalekites confound after a while), but at its best it is enormously impressive: profoundly and humanely engaged with the mysteries of belief and disbelief, linguistically agile and wrongfooting, and dismayingly funny in the way that only really serious books can be.

When those two tides overlapped, as they often did in the months after 9/11, the result was impressive and profoundly moving.

"It's impressive to see how deeply and profoundly a foreigner like Schnabel understood Reinaldo's agony," the Cuban documentary filmmaker Orlando Leal said in a telephone interview.

Nonetheless, it is the sheer accumulation of information, and the multiple, interwoven strands in this profoundly interdisciplinary work, that yield such an impressive, multifaceted portrait.

His wry sense of humour is impressive, and his elegant dignity is profoundly moving.

Bob was a brilliant clinician and teacher who, as Psychiatristin-Chief, left an impressive legacy for which we are profoundly grateful.

Clearly, this 70-minute production, from the Adhesive Theater Project, benefits profoundly from its technical contributors (as well as the impressive sound system and generous dimensions of the Voorhees Theater).

But to a profoundly parched region, the downpours were little more than an impressive illusion.