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Meanings of more impressive in English

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Usage of more impressive in English
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But think about this one for a moment: What's really more impressive?
Small favor
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Eleven months later, they were even more impressive in their return visit.
Reuters
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The first goal from Thompson, however, could hardly have been more impressive.
The Guardian
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Jubb's achievements are even more impressive given the adversity he has suffered.
The Guardian
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You simply won't find a more impressive machine in this weight class.
Wired
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The Lab's objective sound-testing facilities are more impressive to the eye, however.
News.com.au
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Pass rates according to province Individually, the stats are even more impressive.
The South African
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The tune-in during the regular 9 p.m. hour was even more impressive.
Ebony
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But in these churches the lesson is more impressive and less sad.
The Pilgrims of the Rhine
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They're responsible for many of the more impressive items on my shelves.
Just another judgement day
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Even more impressive, she told town leaders, were Lebanon's deep Christian traditions.
All the pretty dead girls
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The second book is even more impressive and instructive than the first.
Watch Yourself Go By
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History never had a more impressive lesson in a more impressive drama.
Prefaces and Prologues to Famous Books / with Introductions, Not...
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That she'd achieved this while studying medicine made it even more impressive.
The Irish Times
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Perhaps more impressive was the impact he had on the entire offense.
Reuters
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This is even more impressive because the secret was shared relatively widely.
The Guardian
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