Sentence examples for imposition like from inspiring English sources

Receiving a call on a mobile wasn't an imposition like receiving a call to a home phone was.

His name — a human imposition, like everything else in this creature's remarkable, heartbreaking life — is Nim Chimpsky.

That was a writer's imposition, like the trick of a telephoto lens, to put the revived Meadowlands right up against the city skyline.

"The worst thing is when you ask for even something small, like a portable ramp, and people look at you like you're an imposition, like you're in the way," he says.

Jews have made the country their home for at least 2,000 years, even as they have been subject to unfair impositions like a special religious tax that only they were forced to pay.

The imposition of Starbucks-like image-control, with its fanatical attention to "brand equity" and public relations.

Acknowledging the existing culture's assets will also make major change feel less like a top-down imposition and more like a shared evolution.

Many of the big parties were too crowded to even be considered parties, and the imposition of a festival-like aesthetic at The Jungle suggests they may be thinking outside of the club in the future––a controversial move.

The tribunals stay away from criminal cases that might call for the imposition of punishments like lashing or stoning.

Nevertheless meshfree approximation schemes are still faced with some challenges, like imposition of Dirichlet boundary conditions, robustness of the algorithm and accuracy.

Onstad: This would be a burden, and an imposition, although I like what you are saying about sandwiches and new companies.