Sentence examples for impose something from inspiring English sources

It encouraged him to follow his instincts rather than impose something on them".

"To impose something that works in an industrial area on a residential community isn't good design".

But if you're a bad architect, you impose something on a city forever.

"She thought it was ridiculous to impose something most people at the party don't want to eat.

"As a club-led organisation, the WRU cannot impose something on us without discussing it with us at the very least," said John Manders, of Old Illtydians.

The fact that officials think they can impose something like this shows how little respect they have for those that they govern.

"It suggests we're imposing something on the music".

He now says, "One can be accused of being arrogant, of imposing something alien.

From perhaps the most imposing something in the theatrical canon, Ms. Lee has constructed a big, fat nothing.

Some see it as imposing something far beyond population control; it's a form of control over local, mainly marginalised populations.

He said there was a view that the architects had "imposed something", but that ignored the way "it was the product of an evolutionary process over eight years".