Sentence examples for is foisted from inspiring English sources
verb
To introduce or insert surreptitiously or without warrant.
If it is foisted on the American people, it will fail, with certainty.
They're part of popular culture, something that is foisted on you from outside.
Orphaned as a child, he is foisted upon an unsympathetic uncle and then sent to boarding school.
I dared to suggest that those who find it hard should switch to formula without feeling the terrible guilt that is foisted on us.
State officials must work with advocates and providers to ensure that thoughtful and transparent operations are in place before the plan is foisted upon the vulnerable elderly and the disabled who rely upon it for their health care.
60 Minutes focused darkly on the latter concern: Tuber fraud, in which the Chinese black truffle, which closely resembles the Périgord black truffle in appearance, is foisted on unsuspecting buyers at Périgord black truffle prices.
Some critics say she is foisting Sweden's green policies on the entire EU, aiming to create a "chemical-free zone".
Now the city is foisting an additional 9percenttaxax on online streaming services such as Netflix.
Processed food is evil, and there's something very wrong with the system that is foisting it upon us.
Heffer was foisted upon him as deputy.
Not surprisingly, it's being foisted upon us by youth.
