Sentence examples similar to imposing moats from inspiring English sources
The imposing moat around the land side looked like something out of a movie, and the Dutch Reformed chapel directly over the women's dungeons suggested a kind of brutal indifference to the captives that was still manifest as I stood in the church.
The arguments focused on elements such as the apparent strength of the defences – such as the imposing moat – and elements of display.
Its imposing battlements, moats and towers did not protect its Muslim inhabitants from King Alfonso VIII, who captured it in the 12th century.
Had I taken the flight two weeks' ago, I would have gasped at the magnificence of the isolated temple structures with their imposing walls and moats surrounded by forests.
Emily Wilson Edinburgh Castle As any six-year-old with a crayon will show you, castles have jagged turrets, imposing ramparts, and a moat.
Five minutes' walk from the abbey where her remains lie stands an imposing castle, surrounded by a moat, its tall Baroque tower looming through the mists that swirl off Lake Vättern.
In the near distance, the castle was an eerie and unnerving Bald Mountain — an imposing stone structure, encircled by a moat of ink-black water with cylindrical towers rising above the surrounding trees.
Looks tough and imposing.
