Sentence examples for be imposing from inspiring English sources
verb
To establish or apply by authority.
- Congress imposed new tariffs.
Eighth decade or not, Brown's mental acuity can be imposing.
Now, Mr. Richardson said, Republicans appear to be imposing them.
Close-up, the one certainty is that it will be imposing.
"Of course the national mouthpiece should be imposing," said one user.
Some of the honored players could form a lineup that, while disjointed, would also be imposing.
This is not the time to be imposing expensive solutions to minor problems.
"Before, you were shyer; you stayed back and you felt you'd be imposing on people".
But this time, Congress would retroactively be imposing a tax that no longer exists.
Wouldn't we be imposing a no-fly zone, or even invading?
I think they may be imposing a 21st-century perspective on to a 19th-century novel".
He is a big, lugubrious man whose presence can be imposing, but his playing is austere and elegant and understated.
