Sentence examples for imposing way from inspiring English sources

The Cunningham certainly was sensible, in an imposing way.

In the wake of the original film's 1977 release came "Hardware Wars," a very funny short film that substituted household appliances - irons, toasters, whatever - for the familiar spacecraft and filmed them in the same imposing way.

Some people have not questioned or undone the rules, dogma or beliefs imposed on them from others and are still living with the confines of an imposed way of thinking.

ERP applications can provide organizations with relatively consistent process information reporting systems, but they often impose ways of structuring processes that are at odds with preferred ways of doing things.

They need to know that they can come to you with their fears, questions, doubts and dilemmas and that you will be there to help them find their way rather than imposing your way on them.

"Why don't you do it this way?" This question may seem like a mere suggestion, but when asked by a leader, it's truly a leading question — a way of imposing your ways on others.

In the Arab and Islamic worlds, we're either imperialists imposing our way, or abdicators leaving people to kill one another.

Some issues facing health officials, Mr. Libbey added, concern legal processes for imposing quarantines, ways to house people and manage their needs, and the financing of such undertakings.

Harris agrees that reducing libel costs, which can easily run to £500,000 for both sides, is a noble aim, but "imposing one-way costs is not the answer".

In 2008, she was convicted for the fifth time for inciting racial hatred after complaining on her website that Muslims were "destroying our country by imposing their ways".

Dis-empower the child by ignoring his or her way of being in the world and impose your way of being with your anger, disapproval and withdrawal.