Examples of 'more imposing' in a sentence
Meaning of "more imposing"
more imposing - This phrase is used to describe something that is more impressive, grand, or commanding in appearance or presence compared to other similar things. It often indicates that the subject has a greater sense of authority, power, or significance, making a stronger impact on the observer or surrounding environment
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more imposing
A little more imposing than the pawnshop.
And with the beard it feels more imposing.
He was more imposing as far as his strength.
Whites on one hand and much more imposing.
We certainly need a more imposing figure to take their salute.
I expected someone much more imposing.
More imposing than you.
Apparently the fort used to be even more imposing.
His figure was even more imposing than in her memories.
More imposing structures.
Which was good for discipline and made me seem more imposing.
It was larger and more imposing and its minister was better paid.
It is set on a high stylobate in order to make the structure more imposing.
There are no shadows more imposing than those which do not belong to you.
His long outstretched wings make him even more imposing.
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This could make you more imposing when riding on sidewalks or other recreational paths.
Emphasis was put on making the façade look more imposing.
More imposing than the pyramid of Khufu.
Their body mass index was higher and their waistline more imposing.
I wanted to make a monument more imposing than the pyramid of Khufu.
She paints them from below at a heroic angle to make them more imposing.
This sight appears all the more imposing from the watchtower near Dhikala.
A more imposing definition of Mother Earth might be found in the Hindu goddess Kali.
Microsoft has a potential consumer base far more imposing than his rivals combined.
Ably more imposing non-financial obstacles to be overcome.
It looks like we will see a larger and more imposing car than ever before.
The new, more imposing buildings reflected the growing prosperity of the region.
The audience chamber seemed larger and more imposing than Guy had remembered.
Assembled by a special hinge, the two parts form a single pin more imposing.
The American brand is more and more imposing itself in China for its quality products.
Often a symbol of modernity, these screens are nowadays tending to become more and more imposing.
This city is much more imposing than I believed it to be.
The solid lines have a different impact than the dotted ones, because they are more imposing.
The Reds faced a more imposing opposition with Chelsea.
It deliberately skews Henry's figure to make him more imposing.
But they replaced him with a much more imposing hitter in Edwin Encarnacion.
But if he does develop, the Tar Heels will be even more imposing.
I must say, you are much more imposing in person than your dossier leads one to believe.
The new Touareg is more imposing.
It was large, stocky, far more imposing than the wolves that George was accustomed to.
Surely the architecture of the Big Apple is more imposing and impressive.
The new GIS presents a more imposing exterior, thanks to its larger dimensions.
Our master is back and looking far more imposing than ever!
It's much more imposing than I would imagined.
Is your assailant physically more imposing than you are?
Paradoxically enough, the edifices built by the Teutonic Order become more and more imposing.
This he decided to transfer to a more imposing chapel, for at.
It 's more imposing though.
In the dancing firelight, it looked even more imposing and fantastic.
More imposing than that, too, peter.
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