Sentence examples for We were imposed from inspiring English sources

"We were imposed from on high, which meant we had to do it, but I'm pleased it happened that way," said Blackie, in true glass-half-full style.

We were constantly feeling guilty about hardships we were imposing on each other and our children.

Commentators worry about our interfering with local affairs, as though we were imposing our values on a large population of Libyans who actually like Qaddafi.

My parents had always said we'd be welcome, and we'd joked about it, but it was depressing – I felt as if we were imposing, and that we'd failed.

While we were imposing the embargo against Cuba, our country took a very different approach to other communist countries like China and Viet Nam.

But, we are his parents and we make the decisions as to where he will go to school... despite the obvious pain that we were imposing on him and a tearful face that could sway most anyone.

We're imposing our will on opponents".

It was just announced that we are imposing this tax.

"It suggests we're imposing something on the music".

"We are imposing a new reality on the Israeli occupation," said Salah Bardawil, a Hamas spokesman.

Wouldn't we be imposing a no-fly zone, or even invading?