Sentence examples similar to imposes self from inspiring English sources

But they're all stuck inside that darn cab, which (in a play, at least) imposes self-conscious restraints and a formula that courts tedium.

Knowledge of the filter's presence imposes self-censorship and an excess of manners that bleaches away some of the "acid yawps" of a comments section.

Abidal is not his normal imposing self quite yet.

The baritone Dmitri Hvorostovsky, familiar in the role of Onegin at the Metropolitan Opera, was his typical imposing self: so imposing that his meltdown in the end, as a belatedly enlightened (or at least intensely lonely) Onegin, may have strained credulity a bit.

It would impose self-restraint.

Still, I refuse to impose self-inflicted barriers.

A bid to impose self-regulation in 2006 failed.

Now, as then, socially imposed self-consciousness trivializes pleasures of talent and skill.

It has caused many to flee the country or to impose self-censorship.

"Now is not the time for Washington to impose self-inflicted wounds on the economy," he said.

Congress is capable of passing laws that give people benefits with borrowed money, but it gridlocks when it tries to impose self-restraint.