Sentence examples for imposing man who from inspiring English sources

Germain was his opponent, and, like Washington, a tall, imposing man who hid vast ambition behind a usually unreadable visage.

Abramson's father, Norman, a prosperous importer of linen for dresses, was a physically imposing man who did not graduate from college.

But Mr. Pennington, a tall, imposing man who came here from Washington, D.C., six years ago, has had real success in driving the numbers down.

As for the boss, a tall, laconic and imposing man who doesn't seem to share much with his fellow workers, well of course he has to be Gatsby (Jim Fletcher).

Friends and co-workers remember Johns, an imposing man who stood six-and-a-half feet tall, as a "gentle giant" who enjoyed his work and was well liked by others.

Djimon Hounsou plays their neighbor, a huge, imposing man who becomes the best friend of the little girls (Emma and Sarah Bolger), giving generously even as he dies of AIDS -- Monday at 12 15 p.m. on Cinemax.

Another girl disappears, and the crime, which has obvious similarities to the disappearances and the deaths of a decade earlier, sickens one of the police higher-ups, a solemnly imposing man, Maurice Jobson David Morrisseyy), who has been in on the fix all along.

Chez Trombetti is what some call this restaurant because its proprietor is Joseph Trombetti, the Plaza's executive chef, an imposing man of 46, who is the winner of the Grand Prize of the Salon of Culinary Art, which is the Silver Medal of the French Government.

• Duane Hart is a large, imposing man, a veteran judge who rules over his courtroom a little like the way Henry VIII once ruled over England.

There were none of substance from the reporters in attendance, but Rice, who is an imposing man even if he wasn't at that moment wearing his customary sidearm, spoke up from the back.

Pakistan's courts have consistently failed to prosecute Mr. Saeed, an imposing bearded man who commands one of South Asia's most disciplined militant outfits, despite numerous accusations of orchestrating violence.