Sentence examples for he's imposing from inspiring English sources

Assume your boss knows how he's imposing on you.

He's imposing and cocky but without the aggressiveness of, say, Shia LaBeouf a few years ago.

"I'm just saying he's imposing his values on the church, and I think that's wrong".

The reason he's imposing this settlement, he says, is that "we have to have resolution"; after all, "most people want a resolution".

"I'm just saying he's imposing his values on the Church, and I think that's wrong…If the President says he's a Christian, he's a Christian".

"I'm just saying he's imposing his values on the church, and I think that's wrong," he said, adding that he did not believe Mr. Obama was less of a Christian for doing so.

"When George Washington entered a room," Brinkley says, "he was imposing.

You would reverse Trump's efforts to restrict asylum seeking, and raise the cap he's imposed on refugees?

As for Capello, he's imposed a regimen so strict that his players, deprived of their WAGs (wives and girlfriends), look vaguely unhinged.

"I like what he's learned and I like the standard that he's imposed on himself to go out there and take it.

He's imposed a military professionalism onto the processes inside the building, the management of information, the management of time.