Sentence examples for yet imposing from inspiring English sources
As the Mistress, Elizabeth Debicki is a flouncing yet imposing presence.
IN the office of the chairman of Lincoln Center hangs a whimsical yet imposing memento of its occupant's former life.
Yet imposing the primary cost of recovery on deficit countries in the form of austerity is likely to fail both pragmatically and politically.
The stark yet imposing set – designed by Stephen Curtis – starts by evoking the iconic photographs of ANZAC's in Egypt in front of the graffiti-covered pyramids.
The latest addition to the Nara repertory is a series of fey yet imposing black-and-white figurative vases with faces and symbols, and phrases in English, Japanese and German.
John Osborn was a fine Pollione, a little relentless in his entrance aria but fully in sync with the tragic dimensions of the close, and Michele Pertusi was a warm-voiced yet imposing Oroveso.
Turkey has threatened sanctions, but has not yet imposed them.
And the Federal Communications Commission may yet impose conditions or block the merger altogether.
Brazil has not yet imposed the retaliatory measures, which could total $591 million.
The fine was the largest yet imposed by the commission on a state employee for ethics violations.
But that jury acquitted Corporal Magincalda of premeditated murder and kidnapping; jury members have not yet imposed a sentence.
