Sentence examples for imposed herself from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, UConn's leading scorer on the season, who can curiously disappear for long stretches, imposed herself early and late on Sunday to finish with 16 points.

He had succeeded his mother Cosima, who had imperiously imposed herself as director after Wagner's death in 1883.It is hard to think of another family saga in the arts, business or politics that rivals those four generations.

In a few years, she joined the underground, got married, imposed herself among men, divorced her husband, married another and gave birth to a daughter, her only child (she has since divorced her second husband).

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.

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

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.

(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.