Sentence examples for imposing on your from inspiring English sources

In addition, if your attacks are frequent, consider the stress you're imposing on your target as well as yourself.

Having indulged myself and imposed on your patience with this philosophical detour, let me turn your attention back to the presidential race.

The idea of roping in Macca came from Saturday Night Live creator Lorne Michaels, who told Martin: "You don't impose on your friends enough".

"You chose to bring up your family in Warrington, but although you lived in Warrington, your social and cultural attitudes were those of rural Pakistan and it was those you imposed on your children," the judge said.

We appreciate that you were hampered by the US constitution, but the restrictions this imposed on your arbitrary powers kept you below the threshold requirements for qualification as a despot.

And there's something in that "please": it's both the decorous mannerism of a cookbook writer loath to impose on your culinary explorations and the entreaty of a master chef who doesn't want you to mess up the dishes that she's perfected.

After all, it is dominated only by credence functions that violate the constraints that your evidence imposes on your credences.

"Spending half a day or a day at the range, it does impose on your family time.

Before you wrote this story, what outside narratives were you pushing up against that were imposed on your life?

Your response to these and other questions determines your attitude, which directly impacts your energy level and the amount of stress imposed on your body.

Now let's add one more element to this real-life scenario: How would you feel if the penalty imposed on your 30-year-old child -- who suffers from multiple sclerosis -- was deportation to another country where she knows no one and doesn't speak the native language?