imperiousness造句

• His success has spawned, or released, a grating imperiousness.
• When asked about influences, she begged innocence-- or imperiousness.
• By then, his very name had become a synonym for imperiousness.
• She treated her songs as she did her audience, with imperiousness.
• No wonder the British press catches a whiff of the old Berlin imperiousness.
• Jardine was known for his legendary imperiousness and pride.
• The Chinese threats have thus been perceived as signs of emerging imperiousness by Beijing.
• However, his imperiousness also ruffled the feathers of people, which caused conflicts.
• Singing Don Alfonso, Thomas Allen demonstrates the understated imperiousness of one accustomed to command.
• Rather, he reports James's egoism, imperiousness, and lack of judgement.
• The range of ineptitude and imperiousness on such things as the Keeley matter is really troubling.
• The sly Sutherland, however, manages to find the menacing imperiousness in being laid back.
• Her mix of imperiousness and alert physicality said a great deal about the immutable nature of classicism.
• In an essentially passive role, Moffat registers a touching quality of imperiousness brought to its knees.
• Imperiousness was a common thread in her remarks to a lifetime's worth of accommodating male admirers.
• Upon discovering his imperiousness to flames, Pleasant shoots the attacker, forcing him to flee the scene.
• It was a plausible portrayal, but it lacked the streak of imperiousness that magnifies Tosca's character.
• "There's a cheerful imperiousness to Ike that goes along with his total recall ability ."
• Now in the sixth decade of an extraordinarily productive career, she has earned the right to a certain imperiousness.
• They had a purity and formal rigor that came out of Minimalism but eschewed Minimalism's aggression and imperiousness.