Sentence examples for Imposing man from inspiring English sources

Johnson was a tall, imposing man.

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Keller is an imposing man, broad-shouldered and barrel-chested.

He is a physically imposing man with a thick, black moustache.

He's a big, imposing man with flickering, intelligent eyes and a natural relaxed eloquence.

Holmes, 48, is an imposing man, 6 foot 4, thin but muscular, wearing cracked plastic shoes.

Earthfill and rockfill dams are usually grouped together as embankment dams because they constitute huge mounds of earth and rock that are assembled into imposing man-made embankments.

A mine heap is an imposing man-made "deposit" where crushed ore and low-grade minerals are agglomerated and stacked to a height of up to 100 m and hundreds of meters in length and width.

And indeed the doctor was, for the most part, an imposing-looking man, with a wide, sun-wrinkled face, a broad chest and thick fingers -- and yet with ankles and calves so thin that he often gave the impression, while standing, of being precariously balanced.

Chernow dwells on Washington's manliness, describing him, every few pages or so, as "a superb physical specimen, with a magnificent physique," "an exceptionally muscular and vigorous young man," with an "imposing face and virile form," "powerfully rough-hewn and endowed with matchless strength," not excepting his "wide, flaring hips with muscular thighs".

Imposing unilateral sanctions would breach world trade rules and undermine the WTO.