Sentence examples for quite imposing from inspiring English sources

It provided backing for his general position without quite imposing constraints on particular actions.

office, which may seem quite imposing, our agents felt it would be a more relaxed atmosphere if they visited the witnesses at their homes".

But to avoid having to go back to the Hill later if subsequent discussions with the customer take an unexpected turn, congressional notifications tend to include everything but the kitchen sink, and the resulting price-tag is quite imposing.

You've got to understand, for all the problems I have with customs, I am still a two meter tall dude that looks quite imposing".

Not only that, but some of them are quite imposing, immersing the viewer in a wall of cardboard and dancing wires that makes these installations fascinating to look as well as listen to.

Alexander Mostovoi, Celta Vigo's Russian midfielder known as 'the Czar', a fabulously gifted all-rounder, elegant and tough, who can score with his head and both feet yet never quite imposes his presence over the length of a season.

Their theories are not quite as imposing as their physical attributes.

In the past 40 years he has made 150 public appearances - quite an imposing sight, since he is six feet four and a half.

Monumental buildings with red Korean script announcing their function are built across the city, and from some spots the effect is quite an imposing skyline.

JUNEAU, Alaska — While every online swipe from former Gov. Sarah Palin still draws national attention and stirs fresh speculation about her political ambitions, back home she is no longer quite so imposing.

It is widely acknowledged that he has fallen out of love with the manager who led Newcastle to fifth place two seasons ago, quite possibly imposing Kinnear on him as some sort of bizarre punishment.