Sentence examples for has imposed itself from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, the cost of managing old palaces and large collections has imposed itself.

This impatience is checked by the iron discipline which the court has imposed itself, but it makes the air more tense.

But Christensen does not want to talk about the aesthetics of lace, or how her signature style has imposed itself on a thong.

President Jacob Zuma's personal Xanadu, complete with stately pleasure-dome, has imposed itself on the landscape of one of South Africa's poorest areas, Nkandla, in KwaZulu-Natal.

"During the day it is her new computing space, and at night it is the social, cooking washing-up space for both of them". Each online activity has imposed itself on our home-practice.

"Its combination of autobiographical writing with an insistence on the freedoms of fiction seems in overt opposition to the rather naive anglophone distinction that has imposed itself across the globe during that same period".

I was simply obeying a profound vision that had imposed itself on me.

That collection of senior generals, having controlled the country for decades, had imposed itself as a de facto fourth branch of government and was recently working hard to limit the president's power.Gone is the long-serving defence minister, Field-Marshal Muhammad Tantawi, and his deputy and heir-apparent, General Sami Enan, as well as the heads of all the main service branches.

In Erkenntnislehre, Stumpf recalls that pantheism is a view that had imposed itself on him in 1876 in the course of several discussions with Brentano on theism and this was the position that he already advocated in his lectures on metaphysics in Würzburg and later in Halle.

Will Congress stick to the spending caps it has imposed on itself?

As Mill pointed out, it is the closed society that will not hear from outsiders that suffers the most from the intellectual blinders it has imposed on itself.