Sentence examples for impose ourselves from inspiring English sources

We're trying to impose ourselves.

We impose ourselves on people.

"We're not seeking to impose ourselves," Mr. Reiss said.

In the first couple of games we failed to impose ourselves on Argentina and Samoa.

"They pressed us so much it was hard for us to impose ourselves," he said.

"We did not threaten when we had possession or impose ourselves on Ireland.

"We're not imposing ourselves on New York," Mr. Howard said.

"Then we imposed ourselves better than we had been doing.

"If only we'd been more ourselves and imposed ourselves early on," said Luton's manager.

We have imposed ourselves and our values upon this embattled region of the world, mostly to our detriment, and our national conversation must advance to acknowledging our mistakes and rebuilding relationships among the nations there, and in all parts of the world.

Given that our political will and resources have run out, a more relevant portrayal might be to see this as the Afghans sorting out their own future, as they always were going to once we had stopped imposing ourselves; the Afghan soil reasserting itself.