Sentence examples for much imposing from inspiring English sources

Up close, the Transit Connect Taxi isn't so much imposing in length and width as it is in height.

Ms. Monk is observed working out the details of the performance in rehearsal and on site, not so much imposing a plan as coaxing form out of the materials — human, musical and architectural — at hand.

"I think I've pretty much imposed on everyone," Ms. Balducci Chapin said the other day, after a four-hour shoot at the Cavalier.

Liriano is much more imposing.

Deprived of him, the offense is much less imposing.

If Boone settles down, the bottom of the order is much more imposing.

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

They were great, the spangled kitschadelic wooze of their Psychic Chasms LP so much more imposing live than on record.

Some had suggested because some stones are so much less imposing and others are missing, that Stonehenge was never finished.

Much more imposing is a wine from Kendall-Jackson's impressive Single Vineyard Series, the 1996 Buckeye Vineyard cabernet sauvignon.

Beating New England would have propped up the Jets' playoff chances with much less imposing opponents the rest of the way.