imposing-looking

• “They were dressed in black, each with a holstered sidearm, clutching imposing-looking Heckler & Koch submachine guns against their chests.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Thieves of Darkness

• “To the right was a heavy wooden door with an imposing-looking bronze doorknob and an ancient keyhole.”

  Simon & Schuster: Sweet Deceit

• “The house was easy to find: only a few blocks from the beach, one of the most imposing-looking places in the best neighborhood in town.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Promised World

• “He held a big gun, a rifle, with a tube along the top, an imposing-looking gadget with turrets and markings that sort of resembled a camera, if a camera were a tube instead of a box.”

  Simon & Schuster: A Bob Lee Swagger eBook Boxed Set

• “Then the lights came up, the curtain slowly rose, revealing a shiny zinc water can surrounded by several pails, all guarded by three imposing-looking uniformed assistants standing at attention.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Secret Life of Houdini

• “The prison inspector was a tall, imposing-looking man, with moustaches and whiskers that twisted towards the corners of his mouth.”

  Resurrection

• “Up the escalator they went, through the ticket barrier (Mr Weasley delighted with the way the stile swallowed his ticket), and emerged on to a broad street lined with imposing-looking buildings and already full of traffic.”

  Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

• “This imposing-looking document he placed upon the table before him.”

  The Idiot

• “Moreover, the magistrates use grander and more imposing-looking coverings for the head.”

  The City of the Sun

• “The work came to an end at last, and an imposing-looking package lay on the floor ready for transport.”

  Heidi

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