Sentence examples for imposed a certain from inspiring English sources

Plus, the budget imposed a certain order.

It has certainly imposed a certain vigilance.

The thing that had enabled the immediate connection between us now imposed a certain distance.

Translating them into another language (in his case, English) imposed a "certain chastity of expression".

Most of the other fellows at Yaddo were novelists, which imposed a certain kind of pressure.

The sharing of the stage, which constricts the performing space for the circus troupe and may have inhibited the inclusion of acts like bicycle riding, appears to have imposed a certain sameness on the repertory.

I hate it when people impose a certain rhythm".

Inevitably these are simplifications, often clichés, but they hold a country together, imposing a certain coherence on diverse populations.

Being married to a Mitford, he once said, "inevitably imposes a certain Denis Thatcher element in my life".

"It is a reaction against imposing a certain lifestyle to all institutions in Turkey," said Ayse Saktanber, a sociologist at the Middle East Technical University in Ankara.

"That key imposes a certain destiny," Ms. Breillat said in her home on a cobblestone street in the 20th Arrondissement, sipping tea in her kitchen.