Sentence examples for imperial designed from inspiring English sources

The Times's text typeface, for news and editorials, remains Imperial, designed in the 1950's by Edwin W. Shaar and adopted by the newspaper in 1967.

Selling for $33,000 including buyers' fees, the wildly flamboyant Imperial, designed by Virgil Exner, was among the few cars at the sale that changed hands for less than $40,000.

CBS contends it has no imperial designs on the plaza.

Mistrust and outdated stereotypes persist: Russia is suspected of evil intentions and of aggressive, imperial designs.

These new borders will be based on ethnicity and religion rather than 100-year-old imperial design.

So the novel, far from celebrating imperial authority, dismantles it, as does Kipling's 1888 tale of perverse imperial designs, "The Man Who Would Be King".

He was opposed by the Anti-Imperialist League and Mark Twain, who saw in his imperial designs a betrayal of America's founding principles.

This "imperial design" thesis, however, makes sense only in 1810, as a way Napoleon might have organized his conquests and not as the motivation for them.

It also promotes restraint in cases where humanitarian intervention would be high-risk or used as a pretext for imperial designs.

The proposal – from the man who once dubbed the Soviet Union's collapse "the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century" – raises the spectre of the Russian prime minister's imperial designs.

The leading Orientalists of the 19th and early 20th century were Germans, but Germany had no imperial designs in the Middle East or Asia and therefore did not fit the argument, he writes.