Sentence examples for imposing itself from inspiring English sources

It's an issue that is imposing itself on Europe.

The hotter, drier climate gradually imposing itself on southeastern Australia is forcing changes to agriculture.

"This is a case of government imposing itself upon the way businesses are conducted," he said.

But the different grammars of actual languages suggest it cannot, assuming it does exist, be imposing itself too strongly.

Alternatively, the model of the cinema is imposing itself as the dominant paradigm in all fields of artistic endeavour.

But as a veteran at this business, he adds a cautionary note: "The Middle East has a way of imposing itself on any administration".

Politics imposed itself on colloquial poetry".

Music imposes itself too much.

Sometimes duty imposes itself on you.

Neither need depend on, nor impose itself on, the other.

Among the alleys and streets one building imposes itself: Passal.