Sentence examples for imposing enough to from inspiring English sources
In those days when colonists were naming things, every substantial soggy place seemed to be imposing enough to be called a Great Swamp.
Mr. Hill is imposing enough to attract disciples all by himself, and that's what has happened in the last few years.
He so loves the idea of calling the early Gore campaign a JugGoreNaut that he repeats the term endlessly, though the campaign was never imposing enough to justify it.
Downey is neither young enough nor imposing enough to be the most obvious casting as a superhero, but, like Johnny Depp in Pirates of the Caribbean, he injects a mainstream movie with offbeat indie insouciance, tossing out offhand one-liners with devilish timing.
Her physical appearance may be her most celebrated asset: a little bit Pam Anderson (scarecrow hair, trout lips), a little bit Barbarella (flared pants and corset tops cut as tight as bondage gear), with a face imposing enough to belong on Mt. Rushmore, regardless of whether its features were chiselled by nature or man.
While he did not quite build up music imposing enough to make us almost forget the huge machine in front of us, he gave focus and balance to the music.
Gimelstob's serve is imposing enough at first glance.
While the new regulations will likely come with a net financial loss for medical users, state officials believe standardizing regulations and prices is necessary to prop up recreational dispensaries while imposing enough tax to deter illegal resale.
It's also true that I probably seem busy and distracted, and perhaps I am just not imposing enough in person to be inspiring (if I were only a few inches taller …).
The most complex and potentially perilous tasks the United States has assigned itself lie ahead -- including imposing enough law and order to allow medicine and food to reach an ill and starving population, and to prevent a resurgence of violence.
The idea was to impose enough regulation to slow deforestation, while leaving enough flexibility to meet the social and cultural particularities of each state.
