Sentence examples for imposing work from inspiring English sources
Davies's First is a fine, imposing work.
"It is an imposing work," Mr. Cooper said of "Great American".
Roger Scruton described Jones's interpretation of opera's most imposing work as a "desecration".
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson recently proposed tripling rents on those receiving housing benefits and imposing work requirements.
It might stand as a motto for this modest but imposing work: "Nobody has the truth in their pocket".
This lowers wages generally, imposing working conditions previously unthinkable.
Thus, many of their most imposing works consist largely of filling panels with elaborate, interlacing scrollwork, and the sense of constructional and protective strength is missing.
This is a reading intensive course, designed to give students a broad familiarization with four of the most imposing works of the last hundred years.
The performance wasn't showy, but it was imposing, worked out down to the deepest levels; it made room for variations, but it was a system.
Among the imposing works inside is Giovanni Boldini's full-length portrait of Elizabeth Drexel Lehr (later Lady Decies), a gamin beauty ambushed later in life by Weegee in his notorious photograph "The Critic".
