Sentence examples for far from imposing from inspiring English sources

But far from imposing clarity on the historic gatherings, "Tahrir" embraces the thrill and uncertainty of popular action.

This is one of those enduring theatrical partnerships which, far from imposing homogeneity on a playwright's work, emphasises its variety.

Even if Rodriguez misses the full six weeks, placing his return date at Aug. 23 against Oakland, the quality of the Yankees' opponents during that span is far from imposing.

Far from imposing "the rule of law", they turned a blind eye to Indian landlords who extracted rent by coercion or white planters who evicted their African neighbours by force.

It is manifest that these provisions of the statute, so far from imposing a tax upon the receipts derived from the transportation of goods between other states and the state of Missouri, expressly limit the tax to receipts for the sums earned and charged for the business done within the state.

Modernisation and globalisation, far from imposing, as some have feared, a bland sameness on India, are sharpening some of those contradictions.India has done an astonishing job of containing, in a continent-sized country, the tensions of ethnic, religious, regional, social and economic differences.

But the measures are largely symbolic, and the US has so far held back from imposing broader sanctions on Venezuela's oil industry – which could have a devastating impact on the country's economy.

A small team of employees assembles the cars in a low-cost suburban warehouse here, a few minutes' drive from the new John Lennon International Airport and not far from the imposing factory where Jaguar builds the X-Type.

Patricia Romatet, director of studies and consultancy at the French Institute of Fashion, said taking the Yves out of Yves Saint Laurent was far from Slimane imposing his own ego on the fashion house.

Pressed up against the shoreline of the Old Town in Mombasa, not far from the imposing Portuguese-built Fort Jesus, is a large, well-maintained house with a beautiful entrance.

Far from the imposing high priestess of modernism that she became, this was a young American joyously in love with freedom, with movement, with the curve and volume of female physicality.