Sentence examples similar to imposed style from inspiring English sources

The track continued in operation for more than 20 years, with Mr. Robinson and his wife providing an imposing style of leadership that even the most notorious street racers respected.

With its conservative, imposing styling and a tall roof, the car vaguely resembles the top-of-the-line Lexus LS 430.

He has already imposed his style on the presidency, dispensing with some of the pomp and extravagance that used to attend the position.

But the Blackhawks left the arena knowing they were the team that imposed its style and speed on the Kings and on Quick, their seemingly invincible goaltender.

The Italian designer has imposed his style on the venerable house and it looks as if they are both about to take off.

For many of the employees on whom it is imposed, learning style will inspire only a sense of déjà vu.

But only 15 years earlier Speaker Thomas Brackett Reed  had been forced seize the authority to restore majority rule to the House by overturning a "disappearing quorum" practice, which, for a period, imposed Senate style filibusters on the House.

That's the only way of imposing a style, a song, a personality.

The Courts imposed Taliban-style prohibitions on television and recorded music, and instituted punishments dictated by Sharia.

Each agreed to peace deals that imposed western-style constitutions that greatly curtailed presidential powers and promises of Marxist rule.

It's bad enough that Bush, then Obama, imposed Soviet-style testing quotas on all grade levels.