Sentence examples for both imposing from inspiring English sources

Physically, too, Sinden was both imposing and endlessly, sometimes outrageously, inventive.

At 6 feet 2 inches and 285 pounds, he can be both imposing and teddy bearish.

On Tuesday night at the Jazz Standard the music was both imposing and not quite cooked.

While Gonshaw was in prison, first in England and then in Scotland, hearings in the two countries resulted in both imposing the ASBO on him.

Set on a sloping hillside, the raw concrete structure is both imposing and playful — a large rectangular block perforated with cutouts that create unexpected lightness.

A black tuxedo jacket ($550) looked both imposing and casual, but one touch of its polyester and rayon blend left any pretension to authority by the wayside.

If the U.S. and E.U. both impose tariffs on Chinese imports, China would be unable to play Boeing off against Airbus.

Both impose strict control of finances, but keep their hands off operations.

Both impose social costs on their own, but in combination they create a perfect storm of wealth destruction".

A Adam Leitman Bailey, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, said the Water Board can both impose a lien on the property and shut off the water if there are unpaid bills more than two years old.

Both impose a "delivery" fee of up to £3 on those picking up their tickets from a venue's box office – one of 36 different types of delivery charge Ticketmaster admitted it levies.