Sentence examples for imposes its from inspiring English sources

While this vision is true, it is also selective, and it imposes its own cruelties.

It ceases to be any of those things when it imposes its prejudices on the public.

Mr Morales says local leaders should be chosen at community meetings, but if the government dislikes the result it imposes its own.

"It is not true that Germany imposes its initiatives," insists Laurent Wauquiez, France's Europe minister.

And after a few days of lessons, it became clear that scuba diving imposes its own soothing rhythm on even the most distracted vacationer.

It shouldn't be like the Communist Party imposes its leadership over other parties.

UConn imposes its will early, gets an opponent down and does not let it back up.

Which is the whole subject, in a way, of "A Dangerous Method": the way desire imposes its logic in defiance of our attempts to tame or divert it.

Part-time work imposes its own rigidities.

That imposes its own urgency.

But a competition imposes its own structure, and competing pianists appear not to have changed much from generation to generation.