Sentence examples for imposing is from inspiring English sources

The most imposing is Christopher Lyon's impressively detailed, lavishly illustrated NANCY SPERO: THE WORK (Prestel, $85).

Much more imposing is a wine from Kendall-Jackson's impressive Single Vineyard Series, the 1996 Buckeye Vineyard cabernet sauvignon.

As an authority figure, you have to impose the rule of law, but don't ignore the possibility that the rule you're imposing is flawed.

Also imposing is Picasso's majestic "Mandolin, Fruit Bowl, Bottle and Cake" from 1924, its flattened forms defined by lines scratched into the paint.

The most imposing is by Chilean couple Mauricio Pezo and Sofia von Ellrichshausen, which confronts you axially as you enter the show.

The past year has, however, seen the publication of a number of ambitious works by established writers.The most imposing is undoubtedly Abd al-Rahman Munif's "Ard al-Sawad" (The dark land), an historical trilogy set in 19th-century Baghdad.

The parents, though imposing, are bores.

But most imposing was the bass Dashon Burton.

The police presence, though imposing, was also quiet.

And modeling and imposing are two very different things.

"The punishment imposed is laughable.