Sentence examples for impose a neat from inspiring English sources

War, assassination, rock, drugs, hippies, Yippies, Nixon - how could a traditional "just the facts" reporter dare to impose a neat and symmetrical order on such chaos?

The complexities of individual lives blunt the impulse to impose a neat logic on them, and nobody who stays here for some time remains certain about too much for too long.

Nor did he feel any need to propose an account of the structure of the soul that will impose a neat taxonomy on the messy character of our emotions to explain away their prima facie inconstancy and conflict.

O'Neill's challenge: impose a little discipline.

Closer contacts impose a higher rotational stiffness.

But that would impose an intolerable burden.

Springare, 61, a tall and imposing figure with a neat goatee beard, told The Sunday Times last week: "The highest and most extreme violence — rapes and shooting — is very dominated by criminal immigrants.

True, it imposes a (small) haircut.

The government imposed a curfew in Baghdad.

He has imposed a sort of democracy.

But the agency also imposed a condition.