Sentence examples for imposing portrayal from inspiring English sources
Ryan Speedo Green, a bass-baritone who recently won the Metropolitan Opera's National Council Auditions, offered an imposing portrayal of the Commendatore.
Famous for his portrayal of an imposing, slightly boorish West African immigrant who spoke an old-fashioned, lilting French while gently mocking a shorter, agitated pal, he has played roles as varied as a nostalgic Vichy-era collaborator, a corrupt garage owner and a gay butcher.
Stacey Rottiers in Library Journal found Anderson's portrayal of Metropolis and Gotham City, as well as the "imposing feel of the Soviet presence" to be well done.
Alain Vernhes sings with imposing authority as Mireille's father Ramon, and Sylvie Brunet offers a colorful portrayal as the good sorceress Taven.
Last things first, since the concert ended with an imposing traversal of Peter Maxwell Davies's "Eight Songs for a Mad King," a harrowing 1969 portrayal of King George III's descent into madness, based on poems by Randolph Stow and melodies from a mechanical organ the king once owned.
Though Mr. Doyle drew subtle portrayals from the strong cast, the stage was dominated by an imposing black wall meant to evoke the weathered clapboard houses of a fishing village on the east coast of England.
The role of Archibaldo requires an imposing bass, and the Bleecker Street ensemble had one in Eric Jordan, a New York City Opera veteran whose powerful, nuanced singing and thoughtful acting amounted to a wholly remarkable portrayal.
Looks tough and imposing.
