Sentence examples for impose words from inspiring English sources

The dignity and power of God cannot be grasped by human reason and so we cannot even conceive of God sufficiently to accurately impose words that name divine attributes: "words imposed for human use are used metaphorically for speaking about God" [ad loquendum de Deo transferuntur] (Sen 236.46).

William's views on the conditions for imposing words are not yet fully known.

The answer used to be one imposing word: president.

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The majority of journals (70.8%) imposed word count limits and 45.8% imposed table/figure limitations; however, 79.2% of journals allowed online supplements or appendices.

Suppose we call a tail a leg (that is, "impose" the word 'leg' to include tails).

When we impose the word 'just' or 'good' to name a just or good person, we do so because justice or goodness is in some way a quality of that person or her actions.

The kinds of applied and clinical journal to which reports are likely to be submitted often impose strict word length limitations.

Because many journals impose a word limit, it is perhaps unsurprising that authors did not provide in-depth descriptions of BCTs such as goal setting, even if the technique was in fact included within the design of an intervention.

The dairy industry lobbies for standards which would rob cheese of all true character and quality – in other words impose the kind of cheese that they can make cheaply".

The Listserve team imposed a word count limit after receiving a 10-page essay from the first winner.