Sentence examples for face imposed from inspiring English sources

After Madonna's entrance, the ground as well as the stage floor changed to reveal numerous video images, showing Vogue magazine covers with Madonna's face imposed on them.

Staring prejudice in the face imposes a cruel discipline: to structure your anger, to achieve a certain dignity, an angry dignity.

22 We cannot say, therefore, that § 9 on its face imposes an unconstitutional burden on distillers or wholesalers in ascertaining the wholesalers who satisfy the 'related person' criterion or in obtaining information on prices charged by such wholesalers.

Her physical appearance may be her most celebrated asset: a little bit Pam Anderson (scarecrow hair, trout lips), a little bit Barbarella (flared pants and corset tops cut as tight as bondage gear), with a face imposing enough to belong on Mt. Rushmore, regardless of whether its features were chiselled by nature or man.

A character actor whose rugged face, imposing scowl, long hair, droopy mustache and massive chest tattoo have made him a favorite of directors and audiences alike, Trejo sounds slightly stunned at where he finds himself, at the age of 66.

The initiative faces imposing hurdles.

But a month later, in a similar case, the judge did an about-face, imposing a one-year order of protection in favor of a mother and her two children.

Species inhabiting rivers face challenges imposed by the unidirectional flowing nature of their environment.

She gave the government 30 days to reach a settlement with the plaintiffs, or face an imposed court order.

Most of the stolen children are sold to families who want a male heir but face limitations imposed by China's strict family-planning policies.

She said she would prefer to have the county come up with a new plan rather than face one imposed by the court.