imperiously

He imperiously points out that, after all, the choice was nothing personal.

But after two days the call in the forest began to sound more imperiously than ever.

He tried to roll off her, but she held him in place imperiously.

But what could she do when he waved at her so imperiously?

He moved his hand imperiously and they flung open the door.

I must be told all that happened, she demanded imperiously.

With her right hand, she motioned him imperiously to go.

As she opened the door the call came again, louder and more imperiously.

She did not move but simply stared at him imperiously until he released her.

All eyes turned immediately in the direction indicated so imperiously.

She held out her hand imperiously, expecting assistance to stand.

"This is nothing to concern you," the officer said imperiously.

"My father was a very influential man" Carter began imperiously.

Buyers have stopped just short of laughing imperiously in my face.

He raised his free arm, and pointed imperiously to the trail.

Rather it seemed he had used me, imperiously, as a master, for his pleasure!

"Take down that fiddle on the wall and play something for me," she said imperiously.

"Now that we're all here, it's time to get down to business," she announced imperiously.

One big hand still clutching the message, he waved the other imperiously.

A light winked at her imperiously from one of the monitors.

He gestured imperiously and the men moved to comply with his order.

In front of us, an elegant older woman left the line, then imperiously pressed her way back into position.

"Bring them forward," a voice from the dais said imperiously.

When they were within their shade she turned to him and said imperiously: "Kiss me."

One hand pointed imperiously at the sword above the counter.