Sentence examples for imposing personality from inspiring English sources

Ferdinand had an imposing personality but was never very genial.

Blavatnik's first managerial challenge at Warner came from another imposing personality.

Nevertheless, do players need an imposing personality to keep them in check?

The elements of what was once an imposing personality glisten like the fragments of a shattered mirror.

Shihuangdi certainly had an imposing personality and showed an unbending will in pursuing his aim of uniting and strengthening the empire.

HORST PORTRAITS: 60 Years of Style (Abrams, $55) includes an astonishing photograph of Joan Crawford, depicting her face engulfed by an oversize black hat -- which is, in turn, dwarfed by her imposing personality.

Debunking the cliché of a critic being nothing more than a failed artist is an understandable demand on the part of this noble guild, which includes many imposing personalities.

He imposes personality upon paper rather than deriving, as novelists more customarily do, a paper work from personal sources.

But he could not win a game on his own by imposing his personality all over it.

Jackson has a particular talent for stepping in where others have failed, imposing his personality and shamanistic enthusiasms, and transforming already-good teams into champions.

But what's striking about Garrone is that he surrenders himself to the needs of the film rather than imposing his personality on it.