Sentence examples for most imposed from inspiring English sources

All societies had provisions for the recovery of runaways, and most imposed sanctions on owners who stole others' slaves (a capital offense in some systems) or helped them to flee.

Stokes was at his most imposing.

Toronto appears to be the most imposing.

But most imposing was the bass Dashon Burton.

a6 When the So-Kan ceremonies take place they must be of the most imposing kind.

Mandela was the most imposing and charismatic of them, with his military bearing and chiefly confidence.

The most imposing is Christopher Lyon's impressively detailed, lavishly illustrated NANCY SPERO: THE WORK (Prestel, $85).

The festival ends with a concert performance of "Fierrabras," Schubert's most imposing attempt at opera.

Azteca remains one of the largest and most imposing stadiums in international soccer.

Kendrick Perkins became one of the league's most imposing defensive centers.

The most imposing, "the house of the columns," rose to three stories in height.