Sentence examples for an imposing look from inspiring English sources

We had some beers and whiskey and cokes with the skinheads in these pictures, who, apart from having an imposing look, regard being a skin as a way of life as opposed to just another trend: "You don't become skin, you are born skin" we heard repeatedly throughout the night.

Inspired by an unused design for Liverpool's Anglican Cathedral, which had been developed several years earlier, the architects added the dome to the design in order to give the building a more imposing look.

The text's shapelessness stands as a constant rebuke to its imposing look, and to the carefully spaced placement of the illustrations.

The entire imposing look features yards of fine leather, python scales and even fish skin.

In 1954, the young man's imposing looks and build (in his prime Clint was 6'4") first drew the attention of some movie types.

Charles Parnell as Achilles has an imposing heroic look, but Achilles, dumbfounded and resolute, is more; Mr. Parnell, all strut and swagger, is less.

Sadly, these little surprises are forgotten with the first look at the toilet itself, an imposing, metal, cold-looking receptacle in the corner.

It has an imposing presence, a "look at me" prima donna attitude.

John Gomez, founder of the Landmarks Conservancy, said, "These steel monoliths give an imposing, almost brooding look".

But on my first morning in town, I strolled down one of those broad avenues toward the Patuxai, an imposing monument that looked like an Arc de Triomphe redesigned by a Laotian potentate.

But Ivan is still in love with Marichka, which is to say with death, and his too frequent visits to her grave (where a doe can usually be found grazing) lead Palagna into an affair with the village sorcerer, an imposing figure who looks like Jack Palance's angry cousin.