Sentence examples for quietly imposing from inspiring English sources

Strong in the air, quick and quietly imposing.

In time, Jeeves became more quietly imposing, Bertie more reverent toward him.

Yet at the same time, they were quietly imposing a new fee of their own on patrons of Broadway.

Even as Bank of America and other major lenders back away from charging customers to use their debit cards, many banks have been quietly imposing other new fees.

(Chinen) ★ Jim Hall Quartet (Tuesday through Oct. 6) Jim Hall's economical style and deep harmonic command have made him a quietly imposing hero of jazz guitar.

(Chinen) ★ Jim Hall Quartet (Tuesday through April 22) Jim Hall's economical style and harmonic command have made him a quietly imposing hero of jazz guitar — and, at 81, a certifiable legend.

Under a policy quietly imposed by the Bush administration three months ago, tens of thousands of Muslim men, from more than 26 countries, have not been able to get United States visas, disrupting lives, creating diplomatic tensions and causing headaches for American diplomats.

The ban, quietly imposed, then rigorously defended for months, finally came after one particularly prim carer questioned my then four-year-old son's fascination with weaponry – she said she had, "Never known anything quite like it".

When the war broke out, McGeoch, physically imposing but quietly spoken, was posted as second-in-command to two boats.

The rest of the first half passed relatively quietly, with Liverpool gradually imposing themselves As soon as the second half began it was back to the fireworks, Reina being immediately called upon to make a double save from Harewood and Yossi Benayoun.

(Armenia's president, Robert Kocharian, is little better, as he owed his own rigged election earlier this year to hardliners, who will not permit a compromise over Karabakh either).In Georgia, meanwhile, the worry is whether Mr Shevardnadze, due to retire in 2005, will go quietly, try to impose a successor, or even wangle a third term.