Sentence examples for feels imposed from inspiring English sources

A subplot from "The Cherry Orchard" that comes to the surface here feels imposed.

As in Greece, once the public feels imposed upon, discontent can rise rapidly.

Too often, though, the play's wackiness feels imposed instead of organic.

But even the most extreme of such acts never feels imposed, summoning images of a director saying, with a self-satisfied smile, "Hey, what if we tried it this way?" That is because this "Vanya" shapes an environment, right down to the very air the characters breathe, that makes their behavior inevitable.

Waller-Bridge hasn't produced a flawless piece of writing – the job-interview framing device feels imposed and there are some false notes in Fleabag's encounters with others – but it is a hugely distinctive one, which makes you both laugh and choke at the same time.

There are plenty of glimpses of that here too, but the use of games within the performance feels imposed rather than organic, as if the company saw and so loved Secret Theatre's A Series of Increasingly Impossible Acts that they are borrowing from it rather than building on it.

I felt imposed upon, anxious, pushed outside of the protective confines of conventional practice.

It, like the anonymous Moroccans who assist the contestants at several points, must feel imposed upon.

Another key difference, notes Garralda, is that "hallucinations feel imposed and children cannot exercise a direct control over them".

The piece felt imposed on its surroundings rather than springing from them, as the best site-specific art tends to do.

In that novel, disquisitions on infinity, black holes, dwarf planets and astronomy felt imposed on the narrative rather than being intrinsic to it.