Sentence examples for imperious air from inspiring English sources

Vladimir's wife, Masha, is a beauty with an imperious air and a mole on her neck that drives Jerome wild.

This individual brilliance, combined with an imperious air, enabled him to orchestrate a team to play to his command.

The Sports Illustrated report details that his imperious air carries over to the workplace, where he is referred to as "Mister" by many Panthers employees.

"The town is named for my family, not the other way around," Baron von Egloffstein, a retired military officer, said with an imperious air.

Bolstered by a wonderfully preposterous set and vast amounts of fire, they thunder through their shrewdly selected greatest hits with slick precision, exuding a mischievously imperious air.

It surveyed the scene with an imperious air, combining the characteristic of a feline with the attitude of a Big Apple inhabitant.

The striker, who has abruptly become imperious in the air, nodded against the post from Valencia's service four minutes later.

The centre-backs, Pepe and Sergio Ramos, were imperious in the air, while Daniel Carvajal and Fábio Coentrão tucked in narrow yet also darted out to confront Franck Ribéry and Arjen Robben when the ball was switched wide.

But that is also a situation that Uruguay usually defends very well with Gimenez and Godin imperious in the air.

But in "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On" a commanding glance and a few imperious gestures established the air of joyful menace summed up in his nickname: the Killer.

It was early in 2016, a few months before her ninety-fifth birthday; as I stood in the doorway of her room in the nursing home, she looked me up and down, put an imperious hand in the air, as if to bar the way to her half of the room, and said, "No".