Sentence examples for a myth imposed upon from inspiring English sources

A myth imposed upon us as a predominant narrative reinforced in policy, ethics, and morals, constantly reinforcing the notion that we are all on our own.

The French emblem is a golden rooster imposed upon a red shield.

"We are talking about $60 billion a year imposed upon the business community".

"Now they are at risk of having a solution imposed upon them".

It imposes upon the defendant railroad corporation, if unsuccessful in its defense, a burden not imposed upon any other unsuccessful defendant sued upon a like or upon a different cause of action.

It is an impossible job, imposed upon an applicant who is often ambivalent.

The subdomain is typically a region where a boundary condition is imposed upon an unknown field.

Heat trapping is a myth politically imposed to transfer money to third world countries.

It is an irrefutable social-issue imposed upon white people by white people.

As a result of reduced economic resources, an enhanced workload has been imposed upon nurses.

It's a war that has been imposed upon us.