But I think Miss Kay would have felt very happy about the imposed bright colors.
A measure to impose mandatory bright color requirements on all BB and pellet guns -- so that police could easily identify them as imitation -- failed under a heavy campaign of criticism from gun rights groups and others that it was misguided.
To compensate, we sometime try to impose order, assembling bright new shelves, porting boxloads toward attics and garages and pretending to weed out books no longer wanted, usually in vain.
To impose stringency, we only collected the brightest ∼50%% of the positive control-gated population.
She felt she had a chance against the hard-hitting Cornet, who's more of a clay-court specialist, but after a bright start, she struggled to impose herself on the match, going down 4-6, 6-1, 6-1.
Peter was sentenced to life without parole, even though the judge said at sentencing that he wished he could impose a lower sentence and described Peter as "a bright lad" with "rehabilitative potential".
On the bright side, the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee last week approved a bill that would impose mandatory caps on carbon dioxide emissions and three other pollutants -- sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxide and mercury.
These are presaged in some of the looser, small works and, with imposing monumentality, in a bright, bristling image of Maya, a dead ringer for her mother, fervently clutching a doll to her face as if it were a lover.
Ryan's Australiana images of dark trees, wild rivers and imposing mountains framed by bright skies conjure a world that could just as easily be the America of Callahan's songs.
With an imposing facade and clean, bright, yet not clinical interior, the space represents a quantum leap forward from its poorly lit and somewhat dour previous locale in a wing of the Hungarian National Gallery - and, finally, properly supports the significance of the collection inside.
