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Meanings of very imposing in English
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Usage of very imposing in English
1
The ruins of Syracuse are not to the casual observer very imposing.
2
It was built of valuable materials, and the whole is very imposing.
3
The funeral pageant, which took place on the 13th, was very imposing.
4
They were a very imposing set of men-tall and straight and handsome.
5
There is a calm courtliness about him which I think very imposing.
6
The countess was very imposing in her black veil and draperies.
7
The ceremonies were very imposing, and the company of the highest.
8
The procession was very imposing and worthy of the two sovereigns.
9
The courts were small, and not very imposing in their appearance.
10
The little town is beautifully situated, and the rocks around are very imposing.
11
There was something in their large movements very imposing, and yet very graceless.
12
When all was ready the exhumation took place, and very imposing it was.
13
The home of Representative Hopkins was not a very imposing edifice.
14
He therefore rode to the cabin with a very imposing retinue.
15
Sylvia rose instinctively to her feet, for the tiny Marquise was very imposing.
16
It is of solid oak, very tasteful in design and very imposing in appearance.
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