Sentence examples for imposing thing from inspiring English sources
It's an imposing thing, some new kind of South American bohemian ice-folk.
The most imposing thing about the restaurant is waiting for a table.
The little things allowed him not to dwell on the big, imposing things.
Grassroots initiatives have a lot of potential because people at the grassroots do not want anyone imposing things on them.
"If you have Barack Obama as president, and you have a Republican House, you may want the House imposing things on Barack Obama," said Mr. Gingrich, a former House speaker.
"If you have Barack Obama as president, and you have a Republican House, you may want the House imposing things on Barack Obama, Mr. Gingrichh — the former House speaker — said.
"We can't accept the guidelines as they are now," said a senior Israeli official who described himself and other officials as being engaged in "the European war" this week over the guidelines "They are imposing things we cannot accept".
The Liberal Democrat leader said: "The whole point of the Leveson design is to avoid heavy-handed state regulation and government going in with both boots and imposing things.
"This is an imposed thing in England.
"Susanne never imposed things on the dancers," she said.
"Marine Le Pen has presence – she's our Angela Merkel, a woman who can impose things".
