Sentence examples for an imposition of from inspiring English sources

Image caption Gulsum Cam's uncle described her as a "martyr of Kurdistan" An armoured Turkish police car heads the convoy - an imposition of the state that nobody here wanted.

A plot is an imposition of pattern.

To what extent is the secular an imposition of colonial rule?

The book feels in need of more narrative drive, stronger pointers, an imposition of priorities.

"But there's always an imposition of point of view in anything.

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

To some conservatives, that kind of activism was itself a form of intolerance, an imposition of political correctness.

Cubans embraced it as a statement of rebellion because it was a modern export from democratic America, rather than an imposition of imperial Spanish culture on the island.

So the passage of the Voting Rights Act was actually a North-South partnership, not an imposition of the North's will on the South.

In his words, "It's an imposition of a level of wisdom and maturity on soldiers that doesn't apply to 19-year-olds anywhere, ever".

Surely, in an increasingly secular world, to have a brief Thought for the Day with a religious input hardly seems an imposition of views.