Sentence examples for imposing a certain from inspiring English sources

For Strauss, "on Twitter you're still writing, and imposing a certain discipline on what you write by keeping it short".

Inevitably these are simplifications, often clichés, but they hold a country together, imposing a certain coherence on diverse populations.

Using this model, they abstract, isolate, and simplify, thus imposing a certain order on a theoretical world.

"It is a reaction against imposing a certain lifestyle to all institutions in Turkey," said Ayse Saktanber, a sociologist at the Middle East Technical University in Ankara.

The director and choreographer Susan Stroman is interested in nostalgia, too, but her focus is not so much on getting things historically accurate as on imposing a certain, slightly rickety razzmatazz style on the show she's directing.

While other aggregation methods distribute the areas into classes, in an artificial manner, by imposing a certain probability for an area to belong to a certain class, as determined by the assumption that the aggregation measure used is normally distributed, CA does not constrain the distribution of the areas by the classes.

It has certainly imposed a certain vigilance.

Plus, the budget imposed a certain order.

I hate it when people impose a certain rhythm".

Most of the other fellows at Yaddo were novelists, which imposed a certain kind of pressure.

The thing that had enabled the immediate connection between us now imposed a certain distance.