Sentence examples for imposing from from inspiring English sources

A London comparison would be the Heygate estate – imposing from a distance, green inside.

What the best of these shows shared was an insistence on building from within the text rather than imposing from without.

But the park that looms so large in the minds of the fans has been but a backdrop for me — imposing from afar, but up close about as real as a theatrical prop.

In daylight, the steel and glass cuboid blocks that make up the gallery space are dark and imposing from the outside, but at night, illuminated, they come to life.

Kefi, Michael Psilakis's casual Greek outpost, looks imposing from the outside — it's set in the garden level of a stolid limestone town house on the Upper West Side — but once down the steps and through the heavy door you find yourself in an awkward lobby-bar, with shrunken white benches posed in a face-off.

By Ligaya Mishan Kefi, Michael Psilakis's casual Greek outpost, looks imposing from the outside — it's set in the garden level of a stolid limestone town house on the Upper West Side — but once down the steps and through the heavy door you find yourself in an awkward lobby-bar, with shrunken white benches posed in a face-off.

Targets cannot be imposed from outside.

Can it ever be imposed from outside?

However, deep democracy cannot be imposed from outside.

The Reformation in England was imposed from the top.

The increases have not been imposed from rack to rack.