Sentence examples for imposing on him from inspiring English sources
He added, "He's actually more imposing on him than he is watching him from afar".
His round, without the waiting that comes with playing in a pairing, required only about 3 hours 45 minutes, a fair bit of it spent drying off his equipment or pondering the unusual choices the weather was imposing on him.
Others for example, John Gray in "Hayek on Liberty" (1984) and Roland Kley in "Hayek's Social and Political Thought" (1994)—make of Hayek a more systematic thinker by imposing on him a clearer grid.
Yes, that's right, finally get someone as hard to please as Clarkson to find our city "very agreeable" and tell him he is never allowed to step off the train at Lime Street station, imposing on him a sort of city-wide Scousewa.
With a kid would come the added responsibility of imposing on him or her a cultural reference point.
But, we are his parents and we make the decisions as to where he will go to school... despite the obvious pain that we were imposing on him and a tearful face that could sway most anyone.
Pay attention to whether you can distinguish between a person's intrinsic qualities and the ones you impose on him or her.
"Who knows?" Wherever Rory Shayne is today, he bears the scars of a life lived in defiance of the brutal limits imposed on him from day one.
The father-of-one said he hopes curfews imposed on him and Mr el-Banna will be lifted.
He did not hesitate to accept the tasks imposed on him by the Defiance Campaign.
