Sentence examples for impose herself from inspiring English sources

Brown, however, sounds like she has the determination to impose herself upon events.

It's more that she doesn't impose herself on them – they could be by anyone.

From Oxford onwards, the story of her struggle to impose herself in a man's world is broadly familiar, but told with a new depth of detail.

She had offered to meet Elisabeth Fritzl and her family about their ordeal, she said, but didn't want to impose herself on them.

"She was an exceptional woman, a virginal intellectual who managed to impose herself as an important figure, a reference point in the philosophical and political life of Alexandria during a crucial epoch" Mr. Amenábar said.

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.

She quickly imposed herself, but there was little to endear her to the crowd.

He took her to task for imposing herself on the people and for acting like a "parallel head of state".

Like her paintings, hers was a world in limbo, with no continuous narrative except the narrative she imposed herself.

Sharapova imposed herself from the first point, and served superbly well, whether it was wide or jammed into Henin's body.

(It) comments on the confusion around these sexual boundaries … through imposing herself on me as a subject, she was asking me to be complicit in her sexualisation.