Sentence examples for more imposing buildings from inspiring English sources

But it is the centre of negotiations that could have a far bigger impact on global prosperity than any decision made in more imposing buildings.

Several of the town's more imposing buildings from the beginning of the 20th century were designed by the Ulrik Plesner, others were designed by well-known architects such as Thorvald Bindesbøll.

Big banks, offices and department stores occupied imposing buildings.

They reflect images of visitors that are larger and more imposing than the buildings in the distance.

The taller and more imposing the non-profit's building gets, the further the organization seems to move away from or lose sight of its mission.

Inspired by an unused design for Liverpool's Anglican Cathedral, which had been developed several years earlier, the architects added the dome to the design in order to give the building a more imposing look.

The more imposing of the Clark's two buildings is a neo-Classical white marble structure whose intimate galleries with domestic touches (a faux fireplace, a grandfather clock) belie its external pretensions.

There are certainly buildings in Los Angeles more imposing or innovative, and there may be a handful more beautiful.

And at 10 stories, the new building was much more imposing than its cousin.

Of the handful of new songs, "These Are My Twisted Words" is perhaps the most imposing, building up a space-rock groove of shuffling snares and guitar contrails, reminiscent of a more muscular version of the early Pink Floyd.

"In an imposing building" – in a brutalist tower block.