Sentence examples for imposing it was from inspiring English sources
The pedestal was first employed by the architects of ancient Rome to make a single column look more imposing; it was also featured in triumphal arches.
After the time of Julius Caesar, though it became more imposing, it was only one (albeit the most distinguished) of several complexes serving the same functions.
"It was dignified, it was imposing, it was an important addition to the street," said Elliot Wilensky, vice chairman of the city's Landmark Preservation Commission.
We also lowered our voices, lest their echo escape us and alert anyone we were there, but also because the bouncing of any sound waves testified to the vastness of the space and how imposing it was.
While the company has long seen success in this field outside of the U.S., where the royalty rates aren't as imposing, it was a tough sell in the U.S. with the rates being proposed.
They argued that Social Security was unconstitutional, that imposing it was taxation without representation, and that -- here's my favorite part -- "requiring us to collect [the tax] is no different from requiring us to collect the garbage".
At its least imposing it's every player playing along her own line, vaguely aware that others exist.
By contrast, a buyer-beware liability could be an effective deterrent to non-compliance, but the costs of imposing it are expected to be very high.
This duty is consistent with the Acts goals of competition and nondiscrimination, and imposing it is a sensible way to reach the result the Act requires.
Microsoft is not imposing, it is offering.
For these reasons conservation is a hard test and imposing it is believed to lead to many false negatives (missed functional BSs).
