Sentence examples for but not imposing from inspiring English sources

"FILM" was spectacular but not imposing, its silent procession of images odd and intimate.

He sees himself as something of a national cheerleader for successful education policies at the state and local level, promoting strategies but not imposing them.

The Portuguese midfielder's limp effort at a challenge on the clever but not imposing Camel Meriem left the visitors badly exposed and, although there was a brief rally in the second half, Newcastle had been left chasing.

He's offering to help, but not imposing himself.

I hope that changes take place in the Community not only for observing experiences but also for inspiring - but not imposing - certain measures.

The federal government has tried to promote the policy, but not impose it.

Taxation of gifts, other than to charity, is widespread but not imposed in a uniform way.

The government does not require the disclosure of donors, although Mr. Messina said the group would voluntarily disclose its sources of financing but not impose contribution limits.

Here is an occasion for further and profound thanks, as both the interpretation space and the shop are offered but not imposed on you.

At present, the Bank can advise on such a cap, but not impose it.

In other words, it seems better for teachers to disclose, but not impose, their personal views on SSI to students in the classroom (Kelly 1986).