Sentence examples for imposing today from inspiring English sources

Obstructions that look hard and imposing today could crumble in time as 67P warms and becomes more active.

(The item is not exactly imposing today: Dried out like a piece of beef jerky, the mummified organ is only about an inch and a half long, laid on a wad of cotton wool, although the antique leather presentation case in which it is preserved is very tasteful, embossed with a gold crown and the letter "N").

But citing Islamic prohibitions against idolatry, the Taliban last spring demolished two imposing 1,500-year-old 1,500-year-old 1,500-year-old

The five-acre property once held an imposing 1920's Mizner mansion called Phipps Castle by the locals.

I prefer Samuel Johnson's more pungent and accurate definitions of disingenuous in his imposing 1755 dictionary, "meanly artful, viciously subtle".

He had acted unconstitutionally, the 80,000-strong group of retired officers argued, by imposing last year's state of emergency.

The tourists were 231-9 in the 42nd over in reply to Australia's imposing 342-9 when the mistake took place.

Fronting a 10-vehicle motor court, the imposing 1964 home has stone columns along the facade.

It is unclear whether the economic sanctions imposed today will affect Beijing's cooperation with Washington.

"The conditions we impose today are forward-looking and fair," Mr. Kennard said.

Price controls were imposed this week.