Sentence examples for imposing on a from inspiring English sources

The airy main dining area is highlighted by a giant wall of rust-color bricks running up one side and a huge abstract painting, dark and imposing on a metallic canvas, dominating the rear of the room.

Far from feeling like they're imposing on a male environment, female train drivers think the job is ideal for women.

The women in his life, the men who weren't, the birth of rock'n'roll; all imposing on a brilliantly complicated adolescent mind.

Why, according to the article, might students "have no fear of giving offense, imposing on a professor's time or even asking a question that may reflect badly on their own judgment"?

But the initiative's opponents say that imposing on a variety of jurisdictions -- counties, cities, fire districts and so forth -- a 1percentt annual limit in the property tax increases they levy would force serious cuts in essential services.

Because when you speak about prompt, immediate, now – as if you are imposing on a great country like Egypt, a great friend that has always maintained the best of relationship with the United States, you are imposing your will on him," he said.

Remember the tax-deal House Republicans imposed on a politically-weakened president immediately after the 2010 mid-term victory?

Another or an additional trigger could be some sort of stress imposed on A. nidulans cultures by bacterial cells.

A country imposed on a wilderness needs strong selves.

Then, BCs are imposed on a twill woven composite architecture.

Therefore, their regulations are imposed on a global scale.