Sentence examples for ever more imposing from inspiring English sources
Of course, since this museum was conceived, civil rights institutions and memorials have been proliferating, but the task of capturing the full scope of the movement seems ever more imposing.
The ghost, on the other hand, grows ever more imposing, and the movie's most touching spectacle — it's also the funniest — is that of C standing at the window and waving to another ghost, in the adjacent house.
It made the climax even more imposing.
As the governments currency printing presses work overtime, President Néstor Kirchner a thuggish pol in the tradition of Juan Perón, whose populist policies in the 1940s and 1950s helped destroy Argentinas prosperity works ever more feverishly imposing price ceilings on an expanding array of products.
Liriano is much more imposing.
Their defense is more imposing.
The red makes it more imposing".
Sometimes, the pitch looked more imposing.
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After decades of ever more stringent sanctions, imposed mostly by Western countries to prevent Iran from building a nuclear bomb, they are licking their lips in anticipation.
The ever more stringent sanctions imposed on Iran may be "biting," but they are also stifling voices for change — voices that simply cannot be heard at a time when the population is threatened with an economic chokehold or, worse, with being bombed.
