Sentence examples for imposing look from inspiring English sources

The text's shapelessness stands as a constant rebuke to its imposing look, and to the carefully spaced placement of the illustrations.

The entire imposing look features yards of fine leather, python scales and even fish skin.

Inspired by an unused design for Liverpool's Anglican Cathedral, which had been developed several years earlier, the architects added the dome to the design in order to give the building a more imposing look.

We had some beers and whiskey and cokes with the skinheads in these pictures, who, apart from having an imposing look, regard being a skin as a way of life as opposed to just another trend: "You don't become skin, you are born skin" we heard repeatedly throughout the night.

In 1954, the young man's imposing looks and build (in his prime Clint was 6'4") first drew the attention of some movie types.

The interaction between the trees and the projections creates imposing, weathered look that lends each face the power and mystery that comes from being one with nature.

Charles Parnell as Achilles has an imposing heroic look, but Achilles, dumbfounded and resolute, is more; Mr. Parnell, all strut and swagger, is less.

Would you describe your creed as putting personality first — in other words, using clothes to frame the character of the male or female wearer and highlighting their own originality, rather than imposing a look on them.

So a modern ice empire, however imposing, also looks vulnerable.

Never mind that nobody really knows what the imposing palaces looked like.

Mr. Alaia, who still stays up most of the night sewing, literally imposed his look on the 1980's.