imperiously's Usage Examples:

"She is loved by Hamlet, but Hamlet, like every exceptional person, imperiously demands the wine of life and will not content himself with the buttermilk.

imperialism refers to situations in which critics perceive science to act imperiously.

the Kalamazoo clients at about this same time had resulted in Wright imperiously rolling up his drawings and saying, "Madam, you are not worthy of a Frank.

leader, the drunken, ill-mannered, but crafty Prince Patiomkin, the imperiously commanding, yet concurrently, voraciously intimate Catherine toys with.

put up most of the money to found the Times, but it was Gardiner who "imperiously went about the streets as business manager.

backed by a vigorously steady rhythm section in performances which imperiously demand participation.

many of whom were former policemen and tended to treat their parents imperiously, as if they were criminals.

hand, she mistakes Madea for a domestic named Sadie, treats "Sadie" imperiously, and threatens to get her fired.

Taylor enters stealthily at first, soon imperiously striding and rolling around Jackson's drumming, firing flares of treble.

Over it, Legrand's vocals ooze like molasses before rising imperiously to deliver a swooning chorus hook-line, about the titular "black and.

contemporary reports stating that "the Jews behaved very arrogantly and imperiously, trying to systematically occupy important positions in the economic.

that the piano is "the leader of things harmonic, while the cello rides imperiously over all its eccentricities".

The season opened in Argentina, where Fangio and Moss led imperiously in the 1000 km Buenos Aires, until they retired with transmission failure.

he is confronted by a striking raven-haired ivory-skinned woman who imperiously orders him to accompany her back through the portal in the kiva.

and it went down to the last ball as Gordon Greenidge drove Imran Khan imperiously to the cover boundary with three needed.

And verily, many a chance came imperiously unto me: but still more imperiously did my Will speak unto it (.

His store is his sanctuary, where he holds some level of self-esteem, imperiously lording over pre-teen kids, like Bart Simpson and Milhouse Van Houten.

in outline, set, cut or colour, to startle attention violently, and imperiously to detain it.

contemporary reports claiming that "the Jews behaved very arrogantly and imperiously, trying to systematically occupy important positions in the economic.