Sentence examples similar to a imposition from inspiring English sources

Receiving a call on a mobile wasn't an imposition like receiving a call to a home phone was.

3. To end a situation that is seen as an unreasonable demand (imposition) Some patients described their WTD as a wish to avoid a situation that they experienced as an affront, an imposition or undignified.

Tax is seen as an imposition, a form of oppression.

An attempt to define the needs of the community within a narrow range of ECD issues resulted in an imposition of a pre-determined ECD agenda.

After a while it felt like an imposition to keep such a weak man chatting.

A plot is an imposition of pattern.

"But that's a bit of an imposition".

To their leaders, tough fiscal rules are not an imposition but a guarantee against future instability.

Judges generally saw the new policy as an imposition, though a necessary one.

Or rather, it is an imposition of a later (Christian) narrative on earlier (Jewish) texts.

Environmental protection, they say, often feels like an imposition on a traditional way of life.