Sentence examples similar to imposing rectitude from inspiring English sources
Rehn is drawing up plans to dispatch scores of EU officials to Athens to impose fiscal rectitude on Greece whose own deficit this year threatens to be 6.7% rather than the planned 5.4% as recession deepens.
He's certainly gone to the opposite extreme now; his Captain von Trapp may be handsome and imposing but he's so stiff with rectitude throughout as to seem incapable of unbending into romance, even (or especially) when discarding his shoes and socks to join Maria for a mutual dunking of feet in the water trough during "Something Good".
In other words, if, after your playing days, you become a manager and by imposing your personality of Marine discipline and quiet rectitude on a hapless franchise you transform it into one of the most celebrated World Series champions of all time, you get the extra credit.
An imposing 6 foot 3 inches presence with a sonorous baritone that millions became familiar with this month when he officiated at the Washington funeral of former President Ronald Reagan, Mr. Danforth was known in the Capitol as Saint Jack -- a nickname that paid tribute to his unassailable rectitude while also hinting at occasional annoyance over his bent for moralizing piety.
He is physically imposing.
Looks tough and imposing.
A seriously imposing group.
Their defense is more imposing.
