Sentence examples for is really imposing from inspiring English sources

"This is really imposing a sense of siege on the Arab-American community," he said.

In other words, the desktop conveys a false sense of individuality when it is really imposing someone else's vision of reality.

The government said, this is really imposing too much on ordinary people that they have to come up with a huge sum of money at the end of the mortgage.

"The governor is really imposing state control over local government beyond anything we've seen before," said Ben Dworkin, the director of the Rebovich Institute for New Jersey Politics at Rider University.

And some wise words from Boris Becker: "The difference between Murray now and last year is that he is really imposing his game on to every player he plays against.

But such details do not deter culture warriors.The book row is just part of a wider panic uniting Catholic and Muslim traditionalists, who are convinced that Ms Vallaud-Belkacem's project is really about imposing "gender theory".

That the North Carolina oil inspection act is unconstitutional and void in that, under the guise of exercising a police power, the general assembly of North Carolina is really attempting to impose a revenue tax upon interstate commerce.

"It is really hard to impose yourself with such great players in front of you.

It's a really imposing building which will dominate this part of Adamsdown and residents who have lived here for years won't be able to enjoy it.

It is really an attempt to impose a radical vision on our country.

"Disguised as deficit reduction plans, it is really an attempt to impose a radical vision on our country.