Sentence examples for slightly more imposing from inspiring English sources

For the past two years, the Knights of Lone Peak High School, a team of lanky, long-armed teenagers who look only slightly more imposing than a chess club, have not just been beating opponents, they have been crushing them.

Back for this one are Matthew Pavlich, Paul Duffield, Clancee Pearce and Matt Taberner, a foursome slightly more imposing than Melbourne's promotion of the likes of Matt Jones, Jake Spencer and Rohan Bail.

The whole place looks like the Death Star, only slightly more imposing.

Liriano is much more imposing.

Their defense is more imposing.

The red makes it more imposing".

Need something a bit more imposing?

Slightly further afield the twin towers of St. Mary's Church, Bergen's oldest building dating from the 1130s, raises its gaunt twin-towered facade on a hill, more imposing, yet less picturesque.

Slightly more wearable but equally imposing is a platinum necklace studded with diamonds that drapes the shoulders and hangs down toward the bosom.

If we now assume further that a control or reaction mechanism is imposed, a slightly more complicated nonhomogeneous model such as the following.

It had taken the French slightly more than eight years to make themselves masters of Cochinchina (a protectorate already had been imposed on Cambodia in 1863).