Sentence examples for imposing view from inspiring English sources
Such a singular architectural collection -- a Stanford White structure, a rare spiral, a legendary artistic escapade, an imposing view -- should be made into a major civic attraction.
While the "beach" part itself is more of a glorified sandpit, you can drink on it while marvelling at the imposing view of the southern tip of downtown Manhattan.
On July 7, he left the lodge at 7 a.m. with a guide and passed over the cribwork structure at Marcy Dam, with its imposing view of Avalanche Pass.
Sitting in his home under a picture of Pope John Paul II, he wonders how many more people could have been saved if the guns had fallen silent earlier.The imposing view of the Mediterranean he once enjoyed from his flat is a distant memory, blocked by new buildings.
Devor shows the water works—a quick but imposing view of sturdy, uniformly green pipes maintained by a technician in a concrete bunker and, then, a young Native American man (one of the film's most prominent presences) who talks about the vast underground reservoir as well, adding, "eighty per cent of it is under our reservation".
That element of voluntary choice is really critical, it's not a question of imposing views on students here".
Share communications tactics with local organisations: Wealthy countries' role should be to share their knowledge of communications with others to tell people's stories without imposing views.
That bit of Industrial Age history is lost these days, though, amid the bobbing pleasure craft and imposing views of Jersey City and Lower Manhattan to the north and east, and of the Statue of Liberty off to the south.
Plus, the event was in an amazingly swish, old school members' club in Whitehall with imposing views of the Thames, so it was one of those real London moments.
Traversing farms, woods and babbling brooks, this paved biking-hiking-jogging and cross-country-skiing trail offers close encounters with wildflowers, wild animals and imposing views of Taconic Ridge, free of traffic, noise, fumes, and other hazards of highway travel.
"But a president can't impose views on society..
