“Monuments along the main streets of Ephesus show us how varied and imaginative these statues could be, whether as adjuncts to an imperial fountain or as architectural supports in a theatre.”

“She commands with an imperious tone in order to enforce obedience.”

“I will look at them with an imperious sneer and wave them off with a flick of my wrist.”

“There is an imperious need for the development of a convergent processing model.”

“In summary, Ming Tombs Reservoir has an image mixed with imperatorial mystery and revolutionary worship, combining natural scenery with human creation.”

“The 300 NGC certified coins in the auction include ancient specimens from the Roman Empire, the Roman Imperatorial, the Roman Republic, Ancient Greece and the Celtic region.”

“The country's imperialistic policies were focused on expanding their control and influence over foreign territories for economic gain.”

“This is euphemistic code for achieving imperialistic control over as many regions of the world as possible, through whatever means are necessary.”

“I hotly commented on branding as a form of imperialistic cultural colonialism.”

“It was precisely the product of 100 years of brutal intervention by colonial and imperialist forces.”