Sentence examples for imposing something in from inspiring English sources

From perhaps the most imposing something in the theatrical canon, Ms. Lee has constructed a big, fat nothing.

The Conservatives said that they would not impose changes on the devolved areas without consulting them: "We have made it abundantly clear that we would not be wishing to impose something in Scotland against their will," said the shadow justice minister, Dominic Grieve.

When LAPD officials decided to revisit the use of drones, they wanted to take their time and not risk the public's trust "by imposing something new that is already controversial in our community". "In our discussions, it was very clear that if this were ever to be approved, it had to be very methodical and it had to be very thoughtful," she said.

Conservatives say the Electoral College serves as a necessary bulwark against big states, preventing California in particular from imposing "something like colonial rule over the rest of the nation," as the conservative analyst Michael Barone put it.

"It suggests we're imposing something on the music".

He now says, "One can be accused of being arrogant, of imposing something alien.

Love is not imposing something!

That's why I feel you're imposing something.

"To impose something that works in an industrial area on a residential community isn't good design".

"In effect this imposes something more strict on those who become bishops than those who become clergy.

"If you don't just look at the score, we had the ambition to create something and impose something on our opponents and not just be in a position of waiting, and I think we did that," he said.