Sentence examples for an imposing appearance from inspiring English sources

She shuns beige for fear it will not make an imposing appearance.

Or people might have an aesthetic preference for an imposing appearance.

Emmanuel Eggermont, a performer of spellbinding depth, made a particularly imposing appearance in Raimund Hoghe's "Après-Midi" at Danspace Project, presented as part of the French Institute Alliance Française's Crossing the Line festival in September.

A man of imposing appearance, with overhanging brows and a bulldog chin, Lewis studded his sonorous oratory with literary allusions and sometimes with harsh epithets.

The shark measured 20 feet and weighed a ton, but despite its imposing appearance they are considered pretty harmless because they have tiny teeth and generally eat plankton.

He made a name for himself, too, with his imposing appearance.

Just before that imposing appearance in the courtroom, he gave a summary of joking around with the cops, in R-rated language.

It sprang from his imposing appearance: tall, handsome, impeccably dressed in a suit when most black people were poor and shabby; there was his reputation as a ladies' man and his second marriage to the beautiful Winnie; there was the fact that he was a solicitor, one of the tiny number of the elite among black people; and he owned a car, a rarity among black people at the time.

Asked about the imposing appearance of the vehicles, Johnson said, "Is there a reason some of these are designed to look scary?

Their imposing appearance contrasted sharply with the lightly clad Afghans who throng outside selling cellphone cards.

Observing the imposing appearance and majestic posture of Pavel Pavlovich Antipov, he did not hesitate even for a moment before offering him the job.