Sentence examples similar to imposing upon someone from inspiring English sources
Even the town's most progressive white residents feel imposed upon by these advancements.
Studies and anecdotal stories show that attempting to impose change upon someone's gender identity, much like trying to compel a change in someone's sexual orientation, is damaging and futile.
Barack Obama has been imposing upon the United States a plutocracy.
"The Maoists on one hand imposing upon them and the government wanting to have their allegiance.
"Having said that, I agree that some restrictions need to be imposed upon the continual abuse of someone's privacy which, of course, is not in the public interest". Wharton was the daughter of David George Arbuthnot and Elizabeth Dorothy, the 10th Baroness Wharton.
"I can't impose on someone.
The closest comparable powers are police bail conditions imposed on someone who is under investigation.
Trump's Supreme Court list — brimming with GOP legal establishment types, of whom Kavanaugh is the crown prince — was imposed upon him by skeptics who feared he might nominate someone like … Judge Jeanine Pirro.
With the patient air of someone who has tussled with Japanese bureaucracy before, he listed what he called the absurd requirements imposed upon him to take Japanese citizenship, including documentation to prove his completion of elementary school in New York City.
He will not be imposed upon.
It will never be imposed upon them".
