Sentence examples for imposing it upon from inspiring English sources

I don't wish my fate upon anyone in Hollywood, but I beg that Hollywood stop imposing it upon millions of others.

In a rapidly deteriorating diplomatic imbroglio, environmental groups hit back at Britain and the U.S. for dictating the weak terms of the Copenhagen agreement and for imposing it upon the world's poor.

I was not trying to impose it upon them.

If our legal system is too broken to be applied to the Indian tribes, why is it acceptable to impose it upon the rest of us?

As such, the chances of the two parties successfully doing something big, hard and together to fix the huge problems staring us in the face are very small — unless the market or Mother Nature imposes it upon them.

It has been a learning and important passage in my life and I have imposed it upon myself to make the experience positive.

He works with a distinctly American sensibility, and imposes it where necessary upon his surprisingly flexible, amazingly receptive sources.

In sum, it could impose its will upon other rulers and force them to accept its trading conditions.

Rather, the causal connection between it and the mole is the characteristic that it imposes upon its sign, and it is this connection that the sign must represent if it is to succeed in signifying the mole.

Made from fine wires and natural materials, the sculptures are intended to blend with their environment rather than imposing upon it.

According to this view, teleology is not a feature of the world so much as it is imposed upon it by an intentional describer (see also Machamer 1977).