Sentence examples for imposed it on from inspiring English sources

The Hoovers took the 100-hour pledge, but they have not imposed it on their guests.

When local citizens refused to embrace the feeble Confederate economy as their own, the rebel officers imposed it on them.

What many people don't know about the Production Code is that the studios imposed it on themselves.

The show is particularly useful in pointing out how the Qing, despite their assimilationist Chinese-ness, asserted their Manchu identity and imposed it on their subjects.

That the triumphant tactic was the brainchild of his senior players, who had virtually imposed it on him in a behind-the-scenes revolution, is conveniently ignored.

Saint Laurent didn't just create the square-shouldered silhouette that became the dominant look after Chanel's cardigan suit; he imposed it on the world.

They didn't change the "one size," and impose it on boys; they expanded the sizes.

But conversely, if they don't want it, no one can presume to impose it on them".

It is taking one person's will and imposing it on a bunch of others".

And to impose it on the reader.

"I don't impose it on anybody else," he says.