Sentence examples for imposes himself from inspiring English sources

Moyes is unlikely to tolerate further breaches of his disciplinary code as he imposes himself at Old Trafford.

It's not necessarily a good thing when a director so imposes himself on a play but in this case he and the playwright both relish the theater as a place for antic fun.

He is particularly sensitive about any suggestion that he imposes himself in the Pentagon's business; aides say that he confines his advice to occasions when the president or vice president ask for it.

He imposes himself on the opposition and doesn't allow any bowler to settle.

He physically imposes himself on the game and is such a great worker for the team.

Tom's charisma, by contrast, is quiet and unassuming, and all the more impressive given that, despite being physically a big guy, Tom never imposes himself.

God does not impose himself on us.

From the start, De Villiers sought to impose himself.

Unassuming, he doesn't impose himself on the conversation.

Not that Mr. Hamelin imposed himself on Haydn.

Aaron Cruden did not impose himself, and neither did Beauden Barrett.