Sentence examples for imposing gentleman from inspiring English sources
An equally imposing gentleman of impressive pectoral muscles stands sentinel to the Kon-tiki.
Most customers leave Vincenzo with a very precise "See you next week," but on a recent night an imposing, bullet-headed gentleman started an argument about his bill: nobody would let him have it.
"It's Nonno!" Edoardo said, and commanded his brother and his two younger cousins to come and greet their grandfather, Angelo Zegna, an imposing, portly (46 regular) gentleman with thin gray slicked-back hair.
Noel Murray from The A.V. Club writes that the silence imposed by The Gentlemen is a metaphor for how evil spreads: "When dissent is stifled, or people fail to tell the truth, or when we're just distracted by other concerns, things can get out of hand".
"You can always talk about the gowns of the ladies or the medals of the gentlemen"—like Zeilinger's imposing Pour le Mérite cross and Austrian Academy of Sciences presidential chain.
"I did my research," said Rich, an imposing figure with a bullet-shaped head who minds the door at The Gold Club, a gentleman's bar in the city's south of market district.
It was an imposing building with an ornate interior which included a stage, two dressing rooms and a "gentlemen's smoke room".
Looks tough and imposing.
