Sentence examples for an imposing spectacle from inspiring English sources
"The Robe," a biblical spectacle in Fox's new widescreen process CinemaScope, had opened in September, offering audiences an imposing spectacle that could be enjoyed without the use of glasses — and with relatively little risk of being sprayed by tobacco juice.
"It was a solemn and imposing spectacle.
For example, Albert Augustus Isaacs describes the imposing spectacle of a Bedouin encampment on a plain upon which, "the black tents of Kedar were spread far and wide".
He was correct to be proud of what he had achieved: an imposing operatic spectacle that avoids Meyerbeer's bloated heroics and Massenet's often fussy decorations, not to mention the grand-opera overkill that smothers Wagner's "Rienzi".
His dark-haired bohemian good looks mellowed into a leonine countenance with a fine mane of white hair and an imposing pair of horn-rimmed spectacles.
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon describes his tall, portly son Omri, who has a clean bald pate and wire-rim spectacles, as a sensitive soul in an imposing wrapping.
They're an imposing team.
She has an imposing presence.
A seriously imposing group.
6 And the proceeding afforded a spectacle which was imposing and magnificent, not odious and offensive to the spectators, as some say; otherwise it would not have been continued with such ardour and emulation for countless years.
