Sentence examples for imposing your own from inspiring English sources

This refusal to accept the conventional approach to a competitive situation, this insistence on imposing your own game on more powerful or gifted opponents is to understand "the advantages of disadvantages (and the disadvantages of advantages)".

"It's not license to starting imposing your own original ideas," says Charles Edwards, playing Henry Trebell in Waste, "but once a director goes, you find that running the thing with a crowd, allowing the language to strike you in ways it hasn't already, you make realisations of your own".

Expand -- rather than constrict -- your child's life by not imposing your own fears or limitations on him.

Taking a stand, and imposing your own will, can actually enhance the trust between you.

Being empathetic means opening yourself to someone else's point of view, someone else's "tastes," instead of imposing your own experiences and ideas.

You have to impose your own taste," he said.

You cannot impose your own ideas on others.

You're welcomed warmly, but don't expect to impose your own rhythm on the proceedings.

Given all this, I would conclude that neither you nor your daughter can fairly impose your own etiquette on the other – or on your guests.

What we are against is to use human rights to interfere with other countries' internal affairs and to try to impose your own system on to others".

"But it is an opportunity as well, because it allows you to impose your own structure and grow faster and become more important and become more profitable".ProCredit has not yet left the not-for-profit world entirely.