"imposing yourself" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to forcefully assert yourself or try to dominate a situation. Example: "I don't like how you are always imposing yourself on others and making decisions without considering their opinions."
By attending a funeral, he said, "you really feel you're imposing yourself, and you don't want to do that".
Being physical now means imposing yourself in the tackle and at the breakdown, not punching someone from behind".
"As well as being a way of putting the team on the front foot and physically imposing yourself, it's a big mental thing".
In modern cricket imposing yourself on the opposition early on is key and we have not been able to do that, but again that shows the lack of real quality available if there are injuries and absences.
It consists of "imposing yourself on a social situation, pulling rank, indicating, with varying degrees of subtlety, your own detachment from the people in whose presence you find yourself".
"Lure the Fish to Your Fishing Hole": Engage Key Officials While steering clear of imposing yourself upon foundation staff, Hurley does recommend investing some time getting to know key personnel.
You have to dare to impose yourself if you want to become great.
You need to impose yourself on a very organised Birmingham City side.
People don't appreciate how hard it is to win games and to impose yourself on teams the way that we do.
"They demanded that you played attacking football and got at teams; that you imposed yourself on opponents and took games away from them," he said, making clear that he feels such a requirement has not changed.
As Adams later put it, "What is Antarctica other than a blank canvas on which you seek to impose yourself?" The temperature was minus thirty-one degrees, too cold to linger.
