Sentence examples for imposing opponents from inspiring English sources

He processed memories of injuries and distractions such as imposing opponents, parental comments and disappointing looks on his coach's face.

Beating New England would have propped up the Jets' playoff chances with much less imposing opponents the rest of the way.

On Thursday, the day before top-seeded North Carolina played No. 4 Gonzaga and No. 2 Oklahoma played Syracuse, coaches and players expressed concern about the imposing opponents.

With his ability to methodically dismantle the power of physically imposing opponents, Agassi may have won even if Rafter had remained fit.

Seven feet tall, he's strapping even by the brawny standards of the National Basketball Association, and his designated role on the court, as a human roadblock against the most physically imposing opponents, is an aggressive one.

If Henin remains true to her word and her retirement this time, that will be the final score of her remarkable, often inspirational career in which her complete game, anticipation and athleticism often allowed her to get the better of more powerful, physically imposing opponents.

Serena Williams can also be an imposing opponent.

Jacksonville, when fully healthy, could be an imposing opponent.

After taking out the Wimbledon finalist Tomas Berdych in the first round in straight sets without dropping his serve, he did the same thing to another more physically imposing opponent, Victor Hanescu of Romania, on Friday, winning, 7-6 (2), 6-2, 6-2.

Single-wicket was also a mano-a-mano challenge, and Alfred Mynn was the most imposing of opponents.

Busquets is a particular concern in this respect, with the veteran midfielder losing the little pace he had and often struggling to contain more physically-imposing opponents.