Sentence examples for has imposed upon himself from inspiring English sources

This leads Reid to argue that "The ingenious author has imposed upon himself by confounding real magnitude with apparent magnitude," that is, Hume equivocates (EIP 2.14, 182).

But precisely what restraints Wisconsin has imposed upon the petitioners is for the Wisconsin Supreme Court to determine.

"Throughout history," he said, "Allah has imposed upon the Jews people who would punish them for their corruption.

The worst consequence of occupation, of course, has been the terrible privations, physical isolation, and psychological disfigurement that it has imposed upon the Palestinians.

Given the script's structural sagginess, this unevenly acted production needs a more disciplined staging than Mr. Hoffman has imposed upon it.

Not that I like being in a wheelchair—I struggle every day with the additional limits and challenges that paralysis has imposed upon me.

[n2] Indeed, no other State has imposed upon voters previously unaffiliated with any party restrictions which even approach in severity those of New York.

Indeed, Mr. Arafat is often accused of having been too accommodating of Israel, and the intifada is seen less as a war the Palestinians have chosen than as one Israel has imposed upon them.

As well as working more closely with impoverished communities, this should include helping social workers to make space to work with service users in tackling the brutal poverty and exclusion that austerity has imposed upon them.

They enjoyed their 6-3, 4-6, 6-2, 6-2 soccess so much that one wondered whether it will influence their reaction to the shorter sets and one-point deuces which the ATP Tour has imposed upon men's doubles this year.

What Redknapp has imposed upon the Spurs of Bale and Modric and Van der Vaart and such promising young England contenders as Michael Dawson and Kyle Walker is a pattern of coherence which he says is pretty much absent from areas of his own life.