imperiously in a sentence

adv.

Definition

In a manner that is domineering or overbearing, often demanding obedience or attention.

She spoke imperiously, commanding everyone’s attention with her authoritative tone.
The queen waved her hand imperiously, dismissing the concerns of her advisors without a second thought.
He walked imperiously into the room, expecting respect and deference from all present.
The manager imperiously instructed his team to meet the unrealistic deadline without any discussion.
With an imperiously raised eyebrow, she made it clear that there would be no debate on the matter.