Sentence examples for imperious glance from inspiring English sources

Ramon saw the chef's imperious glance as he looked over the kitchen and the help, including the cooks.

While this might seem unorthodox at first glance, or even imperious (really, no martini?), this bar Balkanization makes a certain kind of sense.

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.

She goes to bed with working-class men, but you never get more than a glance at that side of her life, so her imperious manner, combined with the soulful palaver that Mankiewicz wrote for her, comes off as a humorless imposture.

Lees also found him imperious.

The third was imperious.

Then he quickly glanced at Cardinal Egan and asked, "Am I in trouble?" He said he would reach out to priests, many of whom say they find Cardinal Egan removed and imperious.

He really is imperious.

The wicketkeeper was imperious.

She's imperious.

What imperious puritan resolve!