Sentence examples for is being imposed upon from inspiring English sources

And you never, ever feel that the music is being imposed upon with metaphorical conceits.

Also, technology never acts like it is being imposed upon, the way a travel agent at the end of the phone line can, Mr. Maier said.

Doing so, he said, would keep Greece from falling into the abyss and allow for "the possibility tomorrow to negotiate and change the policy that is being imposed upon us today".

But Mr. Samaras worried Greece's lenders when in a speech before Parliament on Sunday, he urged his deputies to pass the measures so Greece could keep using the euro and have "the possibility tomorrow to negotiate and change the policy that is being imposed upon us today".

Like peasants and workers in England before them, American workers denounced this New Spirit, which was being imposed upon them, regarding it as demeaning and destructive, an assault on the very nature of free men and women.

"In a situation where a lifelong school break was being imposed upon us by the terrorists, rising up against that became very important, essential," she told a Pakistani television network.

This pattern suggests that Americans grow more resistant to same-sex marriage the more they feel that it's being imposed upon them by an unelected judicial elite, and grow more supportive the more it seems to be gaining ground organically.

"But we have to face up to the financial realities which are being imposed upon us and take what steps are necessary to ensure that we are able to face the future in as sound and healthy a state as we can possibly achieve".

It's a restriction, it's being imposed upon you.

"I can't" isn't a choice -- it's a restriction, it's being imposed upon you.

An attendee asked Green how midlevel and enlisted troops feel about the "social revolution that's being imposed upon them by this government".