Sentence examples for imposing as it from inspiring English sources

And they go their separate ways in Gandhara, a part of the Kushan Empire: represented here by a small relief (a stair riser) depicting maritime deities whose bulging muscles echo a Greek ideal, and an early stone carving of a Bodhisattva that even without its head is as imposing as it is otherworldly.

The actual Louvre, imposing as it may be, comes alive when encountered in the sprint through its galleries undertaken by Arthur, Franz and Odile in Jean-Luc Godard's "Band of Outsiders".

The structure — still imposing as it rises over ground zero — was tensile and vibrant.

And if they do, they will advance in a bracket that is not as imposing as it might have been.

But "The Leopard," imposing as it was, was never the same sort of beast as the other so-called epics of its time.

The mountain is still as imposing as it was when Spanish soldiers, their armour clanking, first set eyes upon its red, rocky hues rising 4,800 metres into the deep blue skies of Bolivia's southern highlands.

I do think it will change more, but the power in this decision is that this doesn't impose as much as it acknowledges what is already there.

The bill is completely silent as to what happens if the EU imposes – as it has signalled it would – conditions for such an extension.

Today's resurgent conservatism, with its fidelity to constitutionalism, should be particularly attuned to this constraint, imposed as it is by a system of deliberately separated — and mutually limiting — powers.

But others say they believe North Korea is determined to become a full-fledged nuclear power and is prepared to weather penalties that may be imposed as it pursues that goal.

end{aligned}It is useful to note that in the last formulation the convexity of u is not necessary to be imposed, as it would anyway come up as an optimality condition.