Sentence examples for imposed on touch from inspiring English sources
In later life, Franco needed no persuasion to reminisce about working with Welles, recalling he had vouchsafed dislike of the soundtrack imposed on Touch of Evil by Universal.
The new "cadence" imposed on the scrum engagement, all that "crouch, touch, pause, kiss, exchange phone numbers" nonsense, has proved a monumental waste of time.
Some of the paintings bear marks from a hammer beating, a rough touch of the street imposed on the dreamy, shiny surfaces built up of layered colors.
He briefly touch on the four sets of sanctions imposed on his country by the United Nations over Tehran's refusal stop enriching uranium and to prove Iran is not trying to build an atomic bomb.
It was the toughest sentence imposed on an executive since the fall of Enron in 2001 touched off a record-breaking wave of business scandals.
He concedes that council staff can get frustrated by some of the processes and paperwork imposed on them by the EU and says the EU needs a lighter touch in some areas.
Via interviews with historians and government officials, "The Last Atomic Bomb" touches on the United States' reasons for using the bomb, the restrictions imposed on the American press concerning information about its aftereffects and the Japanese discrimination against "mushroom cloud victims".
But the intrepid crew in "The Matrix" carries no set of laughable but touching social conventions, for the simple reason that their society is nothing but an illusion, imposed on them by predatory aliens.
Miller touches, though I think too briefly, on our youth-obsessed culture and the denial of limits imposed on us through our aging bodies.
"There are no players imposed on me.
