Sentence examples for imposing something on from inspiring English sources
"It suggests we're imposing something on the music".
"We are willing to sit down and talk about where this impression came from that it's outside agitators and the views that he holds, not only about the murder of Mike Brown, not only about the subsequent protests, but also this idea we're imposing something on them," she said.
"If you give an impression that you are imposing something on others - sometimes on your ally or others - it might be counterproductive.
There was concern by some midwives that by adhering rigidly to the ten steps women may feel pressured to breastfeed: I have actually come to the point that we are imposing something on them because some of them really don't want to.... Yes, because I have actually seen some staff trying hard and no matter what that woman has to breastfeed.
"As a club-led organisation, the WRU cannot impose something on us without discussing it with us at the very least," said John Manders, of Old Illtydians.
The lesson from the past decade is that there will be conflict if you try to impose something on a community that they disagree with.
"I generally don't like it when someone imposes something on me, dictates something to me or orders me around — how to live, how to dress," Ms. Estemirova said.
"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.
But it's apparent that this inquisitiveness, coupled with the desire to impose something of himself on the authorship of a film, is a big part of what he does, another habit learned in Denmark.
