Sentence examples for imposed itself from inspiring English sources

Politics imposed itself on colloquial poetry".

A new reality has now imposed itself on the Greek Cypriots.

But that is where the reality of our two worlds imposed itself.

Elsewhere, the cost of managing old palaces and large collections has imposed itself.

It imposed itself on a blitzed Britain and a baffled population without a by-your-leave.

I was simply obeying a profound vision that had imposed itself on me.

This regime of thought imposed itself not only on the arts but also on the sciences.

Music imposes itself too much.

Sometimes duty imposes itself on you.

Neither need depend on, nor impose itself on, the other.

Among the alleys and streets one building imposes itself: Passal.